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In this week’s Europe Weekly, we speak to two MEPs who say the future of the EU is federal and have written a book they consider to be a ‘manifesto’; European companies and EU institutions prepare for cyber attacks; and a closer look at safety at European nuclear power plants after the findings of stress tests.
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