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David Gow on Europe

29 April 2009

  • We must not turn our backs on Europe

    David Gow in Brussels
    David Gow: Britain needs to be at the heart of the political bloc

22 April 2009

  • Big Pharma tries to sugar the pill

    David Gow in Leverkusen
    David Gow: the industry needs to rebuild its image with a public sceptical of science and genetically modified crops

16 April 2009

  • Boom in short-time working is protectionism by stealth

    David Gow in Brussels
    Is short-time working throughout Europe just a quick-fix panacea before mass unemployment kicks in?

2 April 2009

  • Deutsche Bahn railway station in Stuttgart, Germany

    German rail privatisation runs out of steam

    David Gow in Brussels

    Why the dream of a state sell-off has finally cost Deutsche Bahn's boss his job

26 March 2009

  • Gordon Brown speaks to the European parliament in Strasbourg on March 24 2009.

    Britain is favour of Europe again - at least for a while

    David Gow in Brussels
    It may even have dawned in Westminster and Whitehall that, in the post-crisis, post-capitalist era, Europe as a bloc will need to row together – or sink together

19 March 2009

  • Crisis talk that shone light through the fog

    David Gow in Brussels
    A European commissioner and the guru of de-globalisation provided a provocative and radical debate – and found some common ground

11 March 2009

  • Strasbourg: city of winners and losers in the European recession

    David Gow
    Not far from where the European Parliament sits, streets are empty and cabs stand forlornly

4 March 2009

  • Prophet of doom at the motor show

    Fiat's boss forecast Armageddon for the car industry at the annual Geneva event, predicting only two European firms would survive the present crisis

25 February 2009

  • LDV vans

    It's not easy being green

    The EU is turning towards green technology and manufacturing as it tries to find a way out of recession, but its leaders continue to squabble over how it should be done

18 February 2009

  • Riga Town, Latvia

    Don't expect miracles during big week in EU's battle with depression

    David Gow: The prospects are that Europe's policymakers will fall short of doing what is required to tackle financial crisis

11 February 2009

  • Mini car assembly line

    BMW hopes Mini can ease its giant sales headache

    Munich carmaker still pinning its hopes on new models rather than state handouts despite a 24% sales slump

4 February 2009

  • Hypocrisy hangs over EU's growing clamour about protectionism

    David Gow in Brussels
    The EU is making a lot of noise about protectionism, notably in the US but also in India and elsewhere around the globe

29 January 2009

  • Smoking Schmidt in trouble

    Veteran Schmidt's wisdom of the ages

    Ignorance, unconstrained greed, negligence … Germany's former chancellor bluntly condemns Britain and the US for the global financial crisis

22 January 2009

  • Europe must sharpen up in the race for overseas talent

    David Gow
    Our shrinking and ageing population is a fiscal timebomb

15 January 2009

  • Airbus tries to spread its wings

    David Gow, Brussels
    As it bids to keep its new A350 jet on track, the aircraft-maker is looking to become more European – and ultimately less British

7 January 2009

  • Sarko's green shoots leave French auto industry in optimistic mood

    David Gow Brussels
    Paying France's consumers to buy more energy-efficient new cars and scrap their old bangers seems to be reaping results

31 December 2008

  • Herr Steinbrück thinks the crunch is good for Germany. Bah, humbug

    David Gow in Brussels

    Europe's grumpiest finance minister scorns the idea of stimulus spending - but the Bundesrepublik is facing its biggest economic contraction since 1949

23 December 2008

  • Silvio Berlusconi

    The coming year of economic crisis is no time for Berlusconi to chair the G8

    David Gow in Brussels
    The 72-year-old playboy of the western world has saved David Beckham from LA obscurity and is now hell-bent on saving Italy and, Gordon-like, the planet

17 December 2008

  • Traditional Christmas market in Frankfurt, Germany

    Shoppers untroubled by bleak economic midwinter

    The Christmas markets of mainland Europe are thronged with confident people spending money despite the recession

10 December 2008

  • European commission president José Manuel Barroso

    Obama's US sets the recession-fighting tone and Barroso's EU can only follow

    The European commission president is fooling himself with claims that the Americans are coming round to Europeans' way of thinking on the recession and climate change

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