euro|topics - Françoise Crouïgneau

: 1. Les Echos - France | 13/08/2008

Shuttling from Moscow to Tbilisi

The daily paper Les Echos analyses the decisive role the European Union could play regarding the conflict in the Caucasus – despite the differing positions ... » more

: 2. Les Echos - France | 30/05/2008

A new global star

"There are moments when one should stop and look back at what has been achieved. Those who have worked on concretising ... a dream - ... » more

: 3. La Tribune - France | 27/06/2007

Great Britain's new Prime Minister Gordon Brown

With Tony Blair finally stepping down, Gordon Brown will have his opportunity to step into the spotlight and make his mark, writes Françoise Crouïgneau. "If ... » more

: 4. Les Echos - France | 23/02/2007

Airbus at the heart of the Merkel-Chirac meeting

The journalist Françoise Crouïgneau considers that the shake-up plan of the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus will be at the heart of discussions between the German ... » more

: 5. Les Echos - France | 04/01/2007

A new transatlantic economic pact?

"Angela Merkel is making her difference felt", notes the editorialist Françoise Crouïgneau. "Her predecessor [Gerhard Schröder] installed an autonomy that was unusual for Berlin by ... » more

: 6. Les Echos - France | 18/12/2006

Europe at a stand-still

Françoise Crouïgneau presents a rather negative report on the European summit that was held in Brussels on the 14th and 15th of December. "The heads ... » more

: 7. Les Echos - France | 26/09/2006

Passing on the torch of the Labour Party

This Tuesday, September 26th, Tony Blair is due to bid farewell to the British Labour Party united in a congress in Manchester, handing over to ... » more

: 8. Les Echos - France | 17/05/2006

The EU asks Romania and Bulgaria for further reforms

The European Commission announced on Tuesday, May 16 that it was delaying a final decision on the EU entry of Romania and Bulgaria until October, asking them to step ... » more

: 9. Les Echos - France | 09/02/2006

Free movement of labour in the enlarged EU

"Nearly two years after the entry of 10 new Eastern European countries into the Union, Europeans still haven't finished with the scare stories over the real or ... » more