FSarah Gray | âge : 25 | ville : London (Grande-Bretagne).

Je parle : anglais et aussi français , italien

Mes contributions

• 30092008

  Europe: where homemade cheese disappears As do passport stamps...but peace, diversity and change prevail. cafebabel.com readers choose their three terms which best define the Europe we’re still dreaming of. Anthology.

• 30092008

  Europe: where homemade cheese disappears

• 30092008

  Iryna Vidanava: ‘Belarusians abroad can protest via the internet’ The thirty-year-old journalist from Minsk saw her magazine closed down by the regime. We talk press freedom, the political engagement of young Belarusians and elections on 28 September

• 30092008

  Iryna Vidanava: ‘Belarusians abroad can protest via the internet’

• 30092008

  Europe: where homemade cheese disappears When the European Union pops up on our TV screens, more often than not we seen only images of pessimism, fears about an anxious globalised future, the fear of losing control … Turning the European dream into an economic and social reality…

• 26092008

  Iryna Vidanava: ‘Belarusians abroad can protest via the internet’ ‘Don’t pay any attention, nothing will happen,’ Iryna Vidanava tells me as one of two policemen guarding the hotel lobby stops right in front of us. ‘It’s normal.’ She tries to reassure me, but I find it difficult to start the…

• 25092008

  Too much English spoken in Europe?

• 25092008

  Too much English spoken in Europe? The European Day of Languages on 26 September has prompted some to ask whether we need to re-assess the dominance of the English language in Europe, and in the European economy. Should there be a linguistic tax on English speakers?

• 25092008

  Too much English spoken in Europe? The European Day of Languages provides an excellent opportunity to draw attention to the issue of linguistic fairness in the European Union. So what is the problem? In Europe’s linguistic landscape, English is the most widely-spoken foreign…

• 13082008

  After 100 days of Berlusconi, a Eurosceptic Italy The centre-right’s electoral victory in April was due to the 8% of votes won by the Northern League, which now counts four government ministers. The right-wing party criticise the Lisbon treaty and policies towards the Roma, which Brussels…