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The future of Europe
The European Union turned 50 this year, and is beset by nagging fears that the old way of doing things does not seem to work, the world is changing, and younger competitors are on the scene. - -
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New leaders give renewed sense of purpose
Angela Merkel has a rare opportunity, say George Parker and Bertrand Benoit.
Politics: Sarkozy rekindles debate on the integration of the union
The new French leader is making waves, says John Thornhill.
US-EU Relations: Transatlantic climate shift
This relationship is still young, 60 years after it was shaped, says Daniel Dombey.
Constitution: Unfinished business
George Parker looks at Ms Merkel’s attempts to resurrect the EU constitution.
Economy: EU needs careful nurturing to flourish
Can Europe’s fortunes last after this cycle, ask Ralph Atkins and Andrew Bounds.
G8 Summit: Merkel keeps focus broad
Many hopes ride on this week, says Hugh Williamson.
Presidency: Germany heals deep divisions
‘Intelligent’ leadership has shaken Europe out of a deep sense of crisis, says Bertrand Benoit.
Germany: From sickness to wealth
Germany has made an about-turn from a struggling, ageing and inflexible post-war economy, writes Bertrand Benoit.
Profile: Family-owned group takes the long view
Richard Milne looks at German paper technology company Voith.
Interview: Business grows in confidence
Veteran lobbyist Ernest-Antoine Seillière outlines his vision to Ralph Atkins
