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Best columns: Europe
feature Why the British need the immigrants they disdain, and the Catholic stranglehold on education in Ireland
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Best Columns
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A nation that ignores Christmas; Why Halloween has failed to catch on; France and Chad: When foreign adoptions go terribly wrong
feature Who needs Dr. Seuss
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Soccer hooligans rage against the police
feature Italian soccer fans are
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Behind the crackdown on the Roma
feature Italians have finally lost patience with the half-million migrants from Romania who now live among them, said Julius M
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Debating the merits of the Third Reich; The thugs who won’t go away
feature Debating the merits of the Third Reich; The thugs who won’t go away
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Europe: Blaming Germany for soaring unemployment
feature An internal document from France’s ruling Socialist Party rails against Angela Merkel for insisting on austerity and fiscal prudence.
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United Kingdom: The rise of anti-EU populists
feature In a shock to the political establishment, the right-wing U.K. Independence Party took an one quarter of votes in local elections.
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Kosovo and Serbia: Forced into an uneasy accord
feature The European Union’s foreign policy chief has persuaded the leaders of Serbia and its former province Kosovo to normalize relations.
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Spain: Creating a nation of homeless
feature Spain has to stop kicking families out of their homes.
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EU: The tragic toll of a faulty asylum policy
feature In the past 25 years, nearly 20,000 people have died trying to get across the Mediterranean to Europe.
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Italy: The backlash against Barilla
feature The head of the world’s largest-selling pasta company sparked calls for a boycott when he it would never feature gay families in ads.
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United Kingdom: Blame the U.S. for our high energy costs
feature The U.S. is unfairly hoarding its cheap gas, and we British pay the price in high heating costs.
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Italy: Berlusconi’s follies are dead serious
feature The constitutional court overturned a law that gave Berlusconi legal immunity, and he is now charged with tax fraud, corruption, and abuse of power.
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