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BRUSSELS Days after securing the landmark treaty that will lead to the naming of the European Union’s first president, the bloc has lapsed into horse-trading-as-usual over the position the kind of maneuvering that has often yielded the kind of bland... Full Article at The New York Times
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Leaders of the European Union will choose the bloc's first permanent president and new foreign policy chief at a meeting in Brussels on Nov. 19. Full Article at Macleans.ca
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LONDON: With the APEC summit in Singapore fast approaching, European eyes are beginning to turn towards the meeting's potential outcomes. European countries hope APEC can bring about a boost in trade. Full Article at Channel News Asia
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To judge from the heavy hints dropped by Cameron and William Hague, they will probably announce later today that they will seek new "opt outs" from key EU social laws. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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European Union (EU) has reportedly given 270,000 Euros to the University of Warsaw (Poland) to establish a Contemporary India Studies Centre. Full Article at News Blaze
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But if the treaty is signed, if it is implemented, if it is put in place by all 27 countries, then clearly the situation will have changed and we'll have to address that changed situation. It won't be a treaty any more; it will be part of European law.
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I hope that we can set aside years of constitutional and institutional debate and years of having to deal with institutional issues and that we can move forward and deal with the main issues that the European Union must now face
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I believe we should have a referendum, and we've campaigned for it, we've fought for it, we've put it up front and centre at election campaign after election campaign, we've challenged the prime minister about his broken promise in the Commons, we've tried to persuade other European countries not to sig...
