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Prospects for Europe in the second quarter

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

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  • EU looks to advanced-economy alliances
  • Bad news dominates EU economy
  • Discontented Italians
  • EU policy on Syria
  • UK-EU relationship
  • Popular backlash in CEE
  • Mixed CEE economic prospects
  • Baltic states
  • Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia
  • Bulgaria, Romania and Slovenia
  • Hungary
  • Policy tools
  • Balkans' EU integration
  • Bosnia
  • Turbulence across Balkans

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A person walks past ripped political election posters in Rome (REUTERS/Yara Nardi)
A person walks past ripped political election posters in Rome (REUTERS/Yara Nardi)

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