Thursday, May 23, 2013
International

Blood in London: Vicious Attack Seen as Possible Act of Terror

Blood in London Vicious Attack Seen as Possible Act of Terror

SPIEGEL ONLINE - May 23, 2013

Authorities are treating the brutal attack in broad daylight on Wednesday afternoon as an act of Islamist terror, with Prime Minister David Cameron meeting with top security officials on Thursday morning. Investigators are looking into a possible Nigeria connection. By Carsten Volkery in London more... Forum ]

Subject of Envy: Britain Discovers Germany as a Model

Subject of Envy Britain Discovers Germany as a Model

SPIEGEL ONLINE - May 06, 2013

Britain, which has yet to recover from the 2008 financial crash, is peering enviously at Germany's economic structure with its focus on engineering, its medium-sized firms, apprenticeships, regional banks and long-term business approach. The opposition Labour Party, but also the Conservative-led government, are starting to embrace German ideas. By Carsten Volkery in London more...

The People's Prince: Ordinary Harry Keeps Royals Relevant

The People's Prince Ordinary Harry Keeps Royals Relevant

SPIEGEL ONLINE - April 24, 2013

Prince William's little brother Harry has long been seen as the bad boy of the British royal family. This may be precisely why he is more popular among young Britons than any other Windsor. By Christoph Scheuermann more... Forum ]

Europe's Bogeyman: 'There Is No Doubt Germanophobia Exists'

Europe's Bogeyman 'There Is No Doubt Germanophobia Exists'

SPIEGEL ONLINE - April 11, 2013

Germany's push for austerity during the ongoing euro crisis has prompted Nazi depictions of Chancellor Angela Merkel in many parts of Southern Europe. SPIEGEL speaks with Cambridge University historian Brendan Simms about the "German question" and persistent hatred toward the country. more... Forum ]

Tough Capitalist: For Better or Worse, Thatcher Changed World

Tough Capitalist For Better or Worse, Thatcher Changed World

SPIEGEL ONLINE - April 09, 2013

Margaret Thatcher's economic policies drove people onto the streets in protest. Her rigid capitalism and ruthless battle against the unions created bitter enemies. Today, however, she is considered one of the most important reformers of the postwar era. By Wolfgang Kaden more... Forum ]

World From Berlin: 'Thatcher's Dogma Paved Way for Financial Crisis'

World From Berlin 'Thatcher's Dogma Paved Way for Financial Crisis'

SPIEGEL ONLINE - April 09, 2013

Margaret Thatcher enforced essential reforms to revive the British economy, but the nation paid a heavy price for her rigorous laissez-faire dogma, German editorialists write on Tuesday. Thatcherism no longer provides solutions to today's problems. In fact, they argue, it even caused some of them. more... Forum ]

The Iron Lady: Margaret Thatcher Dies at 87

The Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher Dies at 87

SPIEGEL ONLINE - April 08, 2013

Margaret Thatcher was one of the most important figures of the 20th century. She is loathed by many for burying the idea of the cradle-to-grave welfare state and celebrated by others as the mother of the modern-day Great Britain. She died Monday at the age of 87. By Carsten Volkery in London more... Forum ]

Offshore Leaks: Vast Web of Tax Evasion Exposed

Offshore Leaks Vast Web of Tax Evasion Exposed

SPIEGEL ONLINE - April 04, 2013

An international network of journalists has obtained some 2.5 million records from tax havens detailing shell companies, offshore accounts and dubious financial deals. The unprecedented leaks include the names of 130,000 people who at one time or other moved their money offshore. By Marc Pitzke in New York more... Forum ]

The Mad Men of Smith Square: A Lonely Battle To Save Europe in Britain

The Mad Men of Smith Square A Lonely Battle To Save Europe in Britain

SPIEGEL ONLINE - February 14, 2013

Contempt for Europe is rising all across Britain, driven by politicians and media who blame Brussels, often absurdly, for everything from the declining economy to male impotence. A small group of pro-Europeans are waging a bizarre campaign against the country's agitated majority. By Juan Moreno and Christoph Scheuermann in London more... Forum ]

Dead Animals 'Go Interrailing': Horsemeat Scandal Is a Europe-Wide Problem

Dead Animals 'Go Interrailing' Horsemeat Scandal Is a Europe-Wide Problem

SPIEGEL ONLINE - February 13, 2013

This week the scandal over horsemeat in hamburgers and lasagne has spread beyond Britain, revealing cracks in the Continent's food supply chain. Authorities are now trying to trace the meat's circuitous path across Europe to prevent future problems. By Carsten Volkery in London more... Forum ]

 
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