37 résultats pour "european"

• GEOPOL_EGEOPOLITICS1989 marks the beginning of the European metamorphosis.

  GEOPOL_E GEOPOLITICS 1989 marks the beginning of the European metamorphosis. Since then Europe hasfound its truly European caracteristic. It is collectively constructing itsfuture. The end of Soviet hegemony has changed the situation considerably. The UnitedStates no longer feels quite at home here. It forces the new central andeastern European states to turn to western European democratic nations. TheEuropean continent, since the end of the 1980s, sees that its fate is linkedtogether political...

• EUROPE_ETHE MOST RECENT NEWS ABOUT EUROPEThe European Union is preparing to expand.

  EUROPE_ETHE MOST RECENT NEWS ABOUT EUROPE The European Union is preparing to expand. The process of incorporatingcountries from the former eastern block is accelerating. However, even if Bosniais presently calm, peace in the old continent is still fragile. Since January 1, 1995, with the addition of Sweden, Finland and Austria, thenumber of countries in the European Union (EU) has gone from 12 to 15. Thisexpansion will most likely continue during the years to come. The EU might haveas many as 2...

• A member of the European Union, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is one ofthe Union's six founder countries.

  A member of the European Union, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is one of the Union's six founder countries. Today it is host to several European institutions. Attracted by jobs in international institutions and big companies, foreign workers make up almost a quarter of the population. Financial and banking activities are important since, benefiting from considerable tax advantages numerous foreign companies have established their head offices there. The first European commercial radio station, Ra...

• The European Union, of which it has been a member since 1981, has justimposed an austerity plan on Greece.

  The European Union, of which it has been a member since 1981, has just imposed an austerity plan on Greece. Government debts and the widespread slump has encouraged the development of a black economy. After going against the European Union and refusing to recognise the State of Macedonia, Greece finally signed an agreement with the Macedonian government, under pressure from the Americans. A co-operation and friendship treaty was also signed with Albania in 1996. On the other hand, tensions with...

• Denmark's prosperity depends on its trade with the European Union whichrepresents half of its exports.

  Denmark's prosperity depends on its trade with the European Union which represents half of its exports. A member of the EEC, two referendums had to be held for the Danish people to approve ratification of the treaty of European Union in 1993. Agriculture and fishing, amongst the most modern in the world, are prosperous. The very powerful food industry exports cheese, bacon, beef, beer and processed sea food.

• Political conflicts are becoming increasingly apparent between those whowant closer ties with the European Union and those who want more contactwith the CIS.

  Political conflicts are becoming increasingly apparent between those who want closer ties with the European Union and those who want more contact with the CIS. However, in 1995 Bulgaria increased its efforts to form closer links with the European Union. After a major economic and monetary recession in 1993, the country was able to restructure its debt. The mass-privatisation programme is still in place, but the restoration of state-owned land to its owners, started in 1991, has been stopped by t...

• Marco Polo Marco Polo (1254-1324), Venetian traveler and author, whose account of his travels and experiences in China offered Europeans a firsthand view of Asian lands and stimulated interest in Asian trade.

• ECONOMY : L'économieTo become a member : devenir membreThe European

  ECON OMY : L’ économie To beco me a me mber : devenir membr e The European Parlia ment : le Parlemen t Européen A com mon currency : une monnai e com mune To attain : parvenir à To achieve an aim : atteindre un but To co mply wi th the rules : respecter le règlement A n econom ic crisis : une crise économique I n dire econo mic straits : dans une situation économique désespérée Recession : la récession To collapse : s ’effondrer To s tagnate : stagner To s...

• A member of the European Union, the Netherlands are the leading countryfor producing and exporting natural gas in Europe.

  A member of the European Union, the Netherlands are the leading country for producing and exporting natural gas in Europe. Rotterdam, the world's leading port is also the location of the "free market" in oil. The Netherlands produces more than 70% of the world's cut flowers. Its agriculture and horticulture are the most productive in the world. The financing of Europe's most complete and extensive social security system is at the heart of political debate since it represents 30 % of Gross Domest...

• A member of the European Union since 1986, it is one of the poorestcountries in Western Europe, but rapid changes and strong growth areensuring that Portugal is gradually catching up.

  A member of the European Union since 1986, it is one of the poorest countries in Western Europe, but rapid changes and strong growth are ensuring that Portugal is gradually catching up. To improve the efficiency of the country's economic structures, the new Socialist government launched a big wave of privatisations in 1996. 4.5 million Portuguese live abroad the equivalent 50 % of the country's population. Currency sent home by emigrants and incoming money associated with tourism provide a signi...

• Léonide Illitch Brejnev par Roger PethybridgeCentre of Russian and East European

  Léonide Illitch Brejnev

• Nikita Khrouchtchev par Roger PethybridgeCentre of Russian and East European Studies,

  Nikita Khrouchtchev

• Joseph Staline par Roger PethybridgeCentre of Russian and East European Studies, University College of Swansea De l'avis de maint biographe, il est impossible de relater la vie privée deStaline.

  Joseph Staline

• 29th Annual International Conference for Students and Young Scientists ‘European integration choice of a country and problems of the economy’

  29th Annual International Conference for Students and Young Scientists ‘European integration choice of a country and problems of the economy’ November 30-December 1, 2020 organized by the Department of the Global Economics of Alfred Nobel University & Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine; Ukrainian Association of International Economics; Polotsk State University (Navapolatsk, Belarus); National Institute for Economic Research (Chișinău, Moldova); University of Rzeszów (Rzeszów, Pola...

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• Metalwork I INTRODUCTION Metalwork, in the fine arts, objects of artistic, decorative, and utilitarian value made of one or more kinds of metal--from precious to base--fashioned by either casting, hammering, or joining or a combination of these techniques.

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