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"At a time when important decisions are increasingly being made at the EU level, our role in bringing news and debate to an online audience is greater than ever. We see our job as reporting the news that matters to citizens, politicians and business leaders, providing independent coverage, and keeping our demanding readers in the know."

EUobserver was founded in 2000 to support the debate on - and development of European affairs.

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