Gulf Stream Blues
Dave KeatingA substack on European life and politics from a unique perspective, written by Brussels-based American-European journalist Dave Keating.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | davekeating.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Eurovision's politics ban isn't for the reason you think
Israel’s rejected “October Rain” entry in this year’s Eurovision has brought renewed attention to the song contest’s ban on political lyrics. The song, submitted in February, was deemed by contest organizer the European Broadcasting Union (...
How the EU works (and doesn't)
It’s that time again. As the EU election on 9 June approaches, European media will begrudgingly trot out their ‘how the EU works’ pieces. The aim is to establish a context they should be providing all the time, but instead only try once eve...
The unnoticed 2009 decision that pushed the UK to where it is today
David Cameron's decision to ally with the far right at European level went mostly unreported in Britain. But the Tory MEPs warning about the impacts at the time now look like soothsayers.
The EU’s uncertain nuclear future
Half of EU countries, part of a "nuclear alliance", held a historic summit in Brussels yesterday. Are they right to say atomic energy can solve the union's climate and security woes?
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Dave Keating is an American-European journalist based in Brussels covering the European Union and the trials and tribulations of the wider European project.
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