EUobserver (Turkish Wikipedia)

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  • Neill (2011). "Guide to Further Reading". The Government and Politics of the European Union. The European Union Series. Palgrave Macmillan. s. 464. ISBN 9780230241183. OCLC 745517862. EUobserver provides an extremely useful report on daily issues concerning the EU.
  • Sandra (2006). Euro-English : assessing variety status. Tübingen: Gunter Narr Verlag. s. 56. ISBN 9783823362500. OCLC 804963256. Every newspaper stand in Europe provides English-language newspapers and magazines, yet none of them are produced on the European Continent expressly with the intention of reaching a Continental European audience. Rather, newspapers such as the International Tribute or magazines such as Time or Newsweek are intended for a readership of English native speakers abroad and an international elite of non-native speakers. Thus, we cannot really group these under the heading of ‘English in European media’. The only first development in this direction is, to the author’s knowledge, the online news magazine EU Observer, which presents EU-related news to a European audience in English.
  • Jesper Dahl (2016). The Politics of Think Tanks in Europe. Routledge. s. 124. ISBN 9781138918320. OCLC 935193101. One of the factors that restrict advocacy think tanks in the EU from emerging is the lack of widely read European media, not disregarding Politico.eu, EUobserver, and EurActiv.