Nosemonkey's EUtopia

In search of a European identity

February 3, 2006
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I was pondering doing this myself at some point, and now I don’t have to – via European Tribune a handy round-up of what’s going on in the run-up to the forthcoming Italian elections, in which Berlusconi is trying every … Continue reading

February 3, 2006
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Charlie Brooker has written the most honest newspaper column ever. I know precisely how he feels. Apart from the whole “getting paid” bit, obviously… The bastard.

February 2, 2006
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The Social Services – bunch of bastards. Yep – separating an 89-year-old war veteran from his wife of 65 years. Genius. “the system is so rigid and so unforgiving and so lacking in imagination and creativity, to be able to … Continue reading

February 2, 2006
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As it’s the Lib Dems, I’ve only just noticed – but, considering all their recent sex-based scandals, couldn’t they have come up with a slogan for Simon Hughes’s campaign that’s slightly less open to interpretation as innuendo than Energy, Passion, … Continue reading

February 1, 2006
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Fistful’s European Weblog Awards

Get your nominations in – server problems mean it’s been delayed for a bit, but nominations will close and voting start soon.

February 1, 2006
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A quick plug – the new blog from the chap behind the now-defunct Siberian Light – if that was anything to go by, it should be well worth paying attention to.

January 31, 2006
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Missed this yesterday – the always readable, always EU-sceptical Anatole Kaletsky’s latest: “the sudden revival of economic and political self-confidence in Europe, which seemed to be in an almost existential crisis as recently as last autumn, was a genuine surprise… … Continue reading