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Archive for May 28th, 2008

Where is Europe in the U.S. campaign?

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

WASHINGTON — Listening to the other side of the Atlantic, it can sound like Europeans feel that their fascination with the U.S. election campaign is unrequited. Wolfgang Ischinger recently worried that the European Union “hardly ever appears in the speeches and debates … Continue Reading…

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