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The article discusses Europe and leftist political parties. Due to the trouble capitalism is facing with the global financial crisis leftist parties could be gaining power. However, there are 20 of the 27 European Union member states with right-wing heads of government. Also, there are many small businesses in Europe compared to unionized workers.

This article discusses dissension amongst European Union (EU) countries in regards to the common foreign policies of the EU, with mention of the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty in the autumn of 2009 and disagreements over whether Turkey should be admitted as an EU member state.

The article presents information on a meeting "Coordination" of the ambassadors of the European Union member countries regarding the agendas related to the U.S. and Russia, in Geneva. Topics include the foreign policies of the European Union, the economic aspects of Brexit, and the loss faced by Britain and the Foreign Office after the Brexit.

This article describes the success of the European Union (EU), the significant increase in employment it has created, and the amount of money it has generated for its members. The economic success is sending members from Eastern Europe to the West to help their industries succeed. Many EU citizens and politicians, though, are less aware of the EU's successes and more aware of its problems.

Offers observations on current events in Great Britain as of August 25, 2003. Social changes in Europe since the 1960s; Changes wrought by the European Union; Use of the euro currency; Description of a visit to Switzerland; His career as minister for Europe.

The article focuses on the increasing cooperation between U. S. And European liberals. U. S. Democratic Party leader Howard Dean attended the Congress of the Party of European Socialists held in Portugal in December 2006, and House of Representatives Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi pledged to work with Europe addressing environmental issues. U. S. Democrats are eager to reestablish relationships with European Union countries after the alienating attitudes of President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney.

Reports on the powers given to French President Jacques Chirac by the country's constitution. History of the constitution; Economic problems and increasing poverty in France; Problems faced by Chirac since he dissolved Parliament in 1997; Discussion of Chirac's refusal to involve the French in the U.S.-led Iraq War of 2003; Support Chirac gives the European Union.

Discusses European cities and there roles in the global economic and intellectual communities. Discussion of the changes cities such as Barcelona, Spain and Liverpool, England have gone through; Discussion of former Soviet cities in eastern Europe and their progress since the fall of the Soviet Union; Mention of the highway on the bank of Seine, France being turned into a beach. Statement that increased links in Europe will dissolve boundaries.