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	Gulfnews: Borut Grgic: Europe has not much to offer for stabilising Iraq
		Europe is not ready, not serious enough, nor capable to assume such a role.
		Surely Europe can't be that naive, and certainly, it can't think the rest of the world is naive enough not to see through the smoke screen.
		If Europe truly was the global voice of fairness and morality, come Tuesday, it would open the checkbook, and send its forces to help offset the burden currently shouldered almost exclusively by the American and British forces.
	archive.gulfnews.com /articles/03/09/24/98426.html (754 words)

	New Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		New Europe is a rhetorical term used by conservative political analysts in the United States to describe European post-Communist countries.
		"New European" countries were most of all distinguished by their governments' support of the 2003 war in Iraq, as opposed to an "Old Europe" noted as unsupportive of the war.
		However New Europe countries didn't experience protests on the scale seen in Old Europe, or anti-americanism, neither was the support for operation in Iraq a major issue in internal politics.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_Europe (305 words)

	New Route Europe WARSAW, POLAND 21-23 MAY 2006
		New Route Europe is one of a number of regional airline to airport networking forums now held in the first half of each year — designed to complement the world forum (Routes) held later in the year.
		This year's New Route Europe is hosted by the POLISH AIRPORTS STATE ENTERPRISE (PPL) and will also bring in many ERA members as ERA have taken the decision to cancel its annual Network Development Conference (NDC) in favour of a partnership with Routes in New Route Europe.
		New Route Europe is built around, private, confidential meetings between airlines and airports.
	www.newrouteeurope.com /newrouteeurope/index.html (342 words)

	Muslims - Europe's New Jews
		Europe attracts the best and the brightest - students, scholars, scientists, engineers and intellectuals - away from their destitute, politically dysfunctional and backward homelands.
		This is especially true in Europe, where an ageing population of early retirees has been relying on the uninterrupted flow of pension contributions by younger laborers, many of them immigrants.
		Europe is ageing and stagnating and can be reinvigorated only by embracing youthful, dynamic, driven immigrants, most of whom are bound to be Muslim.
	samvak.tripod.com /europemuslims.html (2337 words)

	EURSOC: A New Europe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Secondly, the new European nations bring to an increasingly sclerotic EU fast-growing economies, innovative approaches to personal and corporate taxation and a healthy disregard for Brussels interference.
		New Europe's farmers are hungrily eyeing the Common Agricultural Policy, which pays billions in subsidies to farmers and agribusiness in western Europe.
		In the new member nations, May 1st was when citizens were forced on to the streets to celebrate their communist oppressors.
	www.eursoc.com /news/fullstory.php/aid/457/A_New_Europe.html (849 words)

	The New Yorker : critics : books
		Western Europe rebuilt its economy because U.S. Secretary of State George Marshall proposed a plan of unprecedented financial assistance, and the plan was intelligently implemented.
		Western Europe became a place of social planning, nationalized economies, and strong states not because democratic socialism was in the Continental genes but because there were no reserves of private capital and few viable non-governmental institutions around to put the world back together again.
		The encounter between these new populations and the officially secular and integrative nations of the new Europe will be a test of Judt’s hope that the ashes of the old Europe are truly cold.
	www.newyorker.com /critics/books/articles/051128crbo_books (3294 words)

	In Europe, division among old and new - Europe - International Herald Tribune
		BERLIN When 10 new countries were admitted to the European Union on May 1 last year, there was a real sense that the divisions of Europe created by the big powers after 1945 had finally been overcome.
		Issues like unemployment, globalization, the belief that new member states are taking away jobs from the older ones and deep skepticism toward the economic changes necessary to create more flexibility and competitiveness have made public opinion across old Europe unsure about the merits of any future widening and deepening.
		For a stronger Europe, they are willing to cede more of their cherished sovereignty to Brussels even though they had regained their independence only in 1989 after 50 years under the Soviet yoke.
	www.iht.com /articles/2005/06/12/news/europe.php (1042 words)

	The Europeans are divided, but not over Iraq. - By Scott MacMillan - Slate Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Few phrases have gained quicker currency in the geopolitical lexicon than "new Europe," now used to denote the broad swath of fledgling democracies in Central and Eastern Europe—from Estonia in the north to Albania in the south—whose leaders have signed on to President Bush's campaign to oust Saddam Hussein.
		Europeans living in the former Eastern Bloc, so the "new Europe" theory goes, know the evils of totalitarianism firsthand; having spent the Cold War in the oppressive orbit of the Soviet Union, they are sympathetic to President Bush's hard line on Iraq.
		Europe is divided between "old" and "new," they say, between those who view Europe as a counterweight to American military adventurism and those who recognize American power as the guardian of democracy and freedom.
	slate.msn.com /id/2078876 (1711 words)

	Europe's new world order - Salon
		Analysts say Europe is ready for a break from the U.S. that could reshape global relations for years to come.
		Europe and the U.S. have weathered past conflicts, and no one expects the alliance to end anytime soon.
		To many in Europe, the Bush administration seems to care little -- or not at all -- if it is perceived as a Wild West Lone Ranger who has morphed into an insensitive 21st century hyper-power.
	www.salon.com /news/feature/2003/02/13/europe/index.html (1185 words)

	USNews.com: Michael Barone: New Europe vs. Old
		Old Europe opposed military action in Iraq and, in EU affairs, is striving to create a unitary, France-like Europe--with an expensive welfare state and insulation from competition.
		Old Europe wants to be a counterweight to the United States economically and in foreign and military affairs.
		The great project of Old Europe has been the EU constitution, drafted by a convention that was presided over by former French president Valery Giscard d'Estaing, which would create a single entity of Europe with an executive and a foreign ministry.
	www.usnews.com /usnews/opinion/articles/040510/10barone.htm (698 words)

	Property Newsdesk Central and Eastern Europe
		New developments are rare at the moment, with one or two new apartment blocks in Nitra being sold at approx.
		New developments have changed the market so that it's easier to find an apartment; however the days of 20 per cent annual property appreciation are also in the past.
		Reforms in the new EU entrants' economies to bring them into line with the EU have underpinned rapid growth, and the convergence process is set to continue, spurring further growth and stockmarket gains.
	propertynewsdeskneweurope.blogspot.com (8425 words)

	Guardian New Europe Emerging City Fund (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The emergence of New Europe is also reflected in the reduction of political risk, especially in those countries which have joined NATO and contracted to join the European Union.
		The New Europe Emerging Cities Fund was incorporated on 29 September 2003, and is licensed as a Professional Fund under the British Virgin Islands Mutual Funds Act, 1996.
		The New Europe Emerging Cities Fund is an innovative opportunity to participate in the growth of New Europe applying a risk averse strategy focusing on non-speculative real estate investment spread across a wide region.
	www.csmltd.com /Guardian_New_Europe_Emerging_City_Fund.htm (2674 words)

	Welcome to CNE Intellectual Property
		The origins of heraldry are rather murky but one plausible theory is that it originates in Central Europe and arose from the need to identify both friend and foe in battles.
		But although the bad news is that the boss doesn't seem to mind how bad these radio productions are, the good news is that he doesn't mind how good they are, and the actors definitely don't want to be in crap.
		Good news for consumers worldwide that Asian countries are picking up the gauntlet; but the US and the EU should take serious notice.
	www.cneintprop.org (2600 words)

	ICONS: Spring 1999 New Europe Scenario
		By the mid-1990s, it became apparent that post-Cold War Europe was institutionally paralyzed and engulfed in an identity crisis.
		The rise of "green parties" as serious electoral contenders in Western Europe, and their role as leaders in the movement against communism in the East, signal the importance of the environmental movement in the New Europe.
		Forests and farming lands in areas of Europe subjected to the ruthless industrial policies of the communist era continue to be adversely affected, with contaminants in air, food and water blamed for the very high rates of illness (especially cancer) in many of the post-communist states.
	www.icons.umd.edu /current/univ/scenario/99sneur.htm (3594 words)

	YWAM Europe \| News & Events \| Weekly Word
		We concluded that many thousands of new fellowships needed to be planted across Europe in order to give all Europeans the opportunity to have a witnessing fellowship in their neighbourhood.
		We commit ourselves anew to the evangelisation of Europe, recognising the biblical and demographic imperatives to help establish believers where there are presently none, and fellowships of renewed believers within traditional ecclesiastical structures.
		Briefly, it is that the New Europe needs thousands of new, relevant expressions of church and that we as YWAM need to be helping to midwife these new plants in a variety of forms.
	www.ywameurope.org /news/word/readWord.asp?word=18 (661 words)

	Charter of Paris for a New Europe
		Europe is liberating itself from the legacy of the past.
		Now that a new era is dawning in Europe, we are determined to expand and strengthen friendly relations and co-operation among the States of Europe, the United States of America and Canada, and to promote friendship among our peoples.
		We want Europe to be a source of peace, open to dialogue and to co-operation with other countries, welcoming exchanges and involved in the search for common responses to the challenges of the future.
	www.hri.org /docs/Paris90.html (7894 words)

	'New' Europe Reunites With Its Old Demons - Worldpress.org
		Nearly 17 years after the fall of the Berlin wall, we witness the rise of nationalism, xenophobia, and anti-Semitism in the "new" Europe; those ghosts that have haunted the region historically are back again.
		New Europe's governments had to privatize much of their industry and sell it off to foreign interests as fast as possible.
		So a "steady as she goes" approach was taken to further reforms and integration of the new Europe into the EU's economic sphere of influence.
	www.worldpress.org /Europe/2523.cfm (2437 words)

	New Statesman - New Europe, old dangers
		Former communist managers strike deals with western capitalists (or, worse, with the Russian new rich); they pretend to be reformers but in fact are intent only on personal enrichment and selling out the country.
		Western ma nufacturers are building factories in the west of eastern Europe because of ease of access, and western stretches of Slovakia, Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic are becoming richer than the rest.
		However, if you encounter posts which are offensive please let us know by using the 'report this comment' facility or by emailing comments@newstatesman.co.uk and we will take swift action where necessary.
	www.newstatesman.com /200610020029 (1494 words)

	"New Europe" Goes Global (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Kellner is emblematic of a new generation of western-trained capitalists in Central Europe, which economically has been one of the world's best performing regions during the last decade.
		He says "new Europe's" captains of industry are increasingly eyeing profitable acquisitions in the Balkans and the former Soviet republics.
		Economist Thomas Blutt Laursen of the World Bank adds that "new Europe" is still far from acquiring all of the trappings of developed capitalism.
	www.voanews.com /english/NewsAnalysis/NEWEUROPEGOESGLOBAL240406.cfm (892 words)

	Rick Steves' Europe: What's New in 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		To alleviate congestion in Venice, a new fourth bridge (made with lots of glass) is being built over the Grand Canal between the train station and Piazzale Roma (bus station).
		The new and flashy Museum of Prehistory is finally open in Les Eyzies, in the southwest Dordogne region.
		A new expressway and a sleek new “tilting train” with banked tracks connect Zagreb to Split in six hours or less, and budget flights remain a viable option.
	www.ricksteves.com /plan/destinations/europe/whatsnew2006.htm (3050 words)

	The New York Review of Books: Europe vs. America
		To American commentators Europe is "stagnant." Its workers, employers, and regulations lack the flexibility and adaptability of their US counterparts.
		The new US secretary of state was widely quoted in 2003 to the effect that the United States intends to "forgive Russia, ignore Germany, and punish France." According to the authors of a recent Atlantic Council report, the Bush administration regards Europe as being "on probation," its future standing with Washington dependent on better behavior.
		Europe experienced the twentieth century—invasion, occupation, civil war, anarchy, massacres, gen- ocide, and the descent into barbarism —to a degree unmatched anywhere else.
	www.nybooks.com /articles/17726 (5820 words)

	President Bush Should Advance a New U.S. Vision for Europe
		Such statements would only strengthen the hand of America’s opponents in Europe and weaken the position of those who are fighting to maintain the sovereignty of the nation-state, clearly threatened by the constitution’s blueprint for a federal Europe.
		Europe is the only part of the world where political, diplomatic, military, and economic power can be generated in sufficient strength to support American policies effectively.
		Europe is a union of nation-states, deeply divided by history, language, and culture, and it maintains a healthy division of outlook regarding major foreign policy issues.
	www.heritage.org /Research/Europe/bg1825.cfm (5202 words)

	Old NATO Meets the New Europe
		NATO dissuaded the Warsaw Pact from invading Western Europe with the threat of a nuclear first strike.
		Giving a bankrupt and corrupt Russia a role in the G-8 economic coaltion may be magnanimous, but giving it a real seat in NATO councils - or a foothold in Kosovo - is a mistake.
		But over the course of the bombing campaign, the new members made good on the promise, central to last year's Senate debate over NATO expansion, that they would be security providers, not just security consumers.
	www.newamericancentury.org /nato-19990620.htm (1212 words)

	::Brave New Europe: Home::
		The project "Brave New Europe" was initiated in late fall 2001 by a group of young and active students at the Faculty of Social Sciences with the purpose of stimulating extra-curricular activities at the faculty.
		The name Brave New Europe was inspired by Aldous Huxley's book "Brave New World" (which was used before by William Shakespeare).
		Brave New Europe is a metaphor for renaissance, for the rebirth of Europe heading towards the final unification.
	www.bne-isu.org (500 words)

	Old Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In January 2003 the term Old Europe surfaced after the U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld used it to refer to European countries that did not support the 2003 invasion of Iraq, most notably France and Germany.
		In contrast to Rumsfeld's usage of "Old Europe", the term New Europe (and neues Europa) also appeared, reflecting either the European states that supported the war, the newly accepted to the EU Central European states, or a new economically and technologically dynamic and liberal Europe, often including the United Kingdom.
		However several Eastern European countries considered as New Europe tend to have an older population profile due to plunging birth rates, little immigration and the exodus of younger adults to work in Western Europe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Old_Europe (995 words)

	ENVIRONMENT: 'New Europe' Rejects GM Vote
		Votes from six new EU member states swung the majority behind opposition to the herbicide resistant GM crop.
		New members Cyprus, Estonia, Hungary, Malta, Lithuania and Poland joined Austria, Denmark, Greece, Italy, Britain and Luxembourg in rejecting the oilseed rape known as GT73, which has been modified to resist the biotech company's chemical herbicide.
		The sweetcorn, an insect and herbicide-resistant strain currently sold in the United States, is the first new product authorised in Europe since the EU put a de-facto moratorium on imports in place in 1999.
	www.ipsnews.net /interna.asp?idnews=24245 (923 words)

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