Europe News on Jan. 25, 2019

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Franconia (Germany)

u/trinitronbxb

27 minutes ago

This Finnish Startup Is Making Food Mostly Out of Air and Electricity

motherboard.vice.com/en_us/...

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Italy

u/Massimo24ore

35 minutes ago

What every country in the European Union is best at [in 2015]

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Bring back Slavic Congress

u/thatguyx2

39 minutes ago

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Poland is a Nonsense, caricature by Pierre Fritel about the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, signed 23rd August 1939

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u/bulgariamexicali

46 minutes ago

How Much Is Ireland Willing to Pay to Boycott Israel?

bloomberg.com/opinio...

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Kosovo

u/kaqkavalli

53 minutes ago

How Jews Found Refuge in WWII Albania: A deep-rooted code of honour made Albania one of the few places where Jews could hope to survive the Holocaust.

balkaninsight.com/en/art...

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u/SealRak

58 minutes ago

Catalan Prosecution Reports from Spanish justice administration.

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u/Omalley_Naoise

59 minutes ago

Saw this comment on a vox video on merkel and thought it should be shared given the current political climate in europe.

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u/Alb101

1 hour ago

As established certainties fail, an era of new narratives reshape the West

trtworld.com/opinio...

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u/tristeaway

1 hour ago

It is only a matter of time before Germany’s trade with Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland exceeds the sum of trade with France and Italy, the two largest eurozone countries after Germany. So, no, a single market does not need a single currency.

Guest Contribution: “On the euro’s 20th birthday, Draghi’s tribute perpetuates long-refuted myths”

http://econbrowser.com/archives/2019/01/guest-contribution-on-the-euros-20th-birthday-draghis-tribute-perpetuates-long-refuted-myths

Contribution written by Ashoka Mody, Charles and Marie Visiting Professor in International Economic Policy, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University. Previously, he was Deputy Director in the International Monetary Fund’s Research and European Departments.

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