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Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said Italy would consider boosting its troop levels in Afghanistan if asked to do so, provided there’s a timeframe for withdrawal. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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AFP - Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini on Saturday warned world leaders their credibility could suffer if they failed to make concrete commitments at next month's Copenhagen climate summit. Full Article at France 24
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Serbian Foreign Affairs Minister Vuk Jeremic (C) is pictured with his Italian counterpart Franco Frattini (L) and and Romanian counterpart Cristian Diaconescu prior to a joint meeting in Belgrade on June 8, 2009. View Photo »
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every country duplicates its forces, each of us puts armoured cars, men, tanks, planes, into Afghanistan. If there were a European army, Italy could send planes, France could send tanks, Britain could send armoured cars, and in this way we would optimise the use of our resources. Perhaps we won't get th...
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Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini expressed satisfaction with the peaceful atmosphere and broad participation in the first elections after independence. Frattini expressed optimism that the second round will pass in the same spirit. Full Article at New Kosova Report
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According to Franco Frattini, the Italian Foreign Minister, "that if some countries want to enter into reinforced co-operation between themselves they can do so". Full Article at Huliq.com
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MOSCOW. (RIA Novosti military commentator Ilya Kramnik) - NATO has been actively discussing the possibility of establishing a joint European army for a long time. Full Article at RIA Novosti
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Tunisian Foreign Minister Abdelwahab Abdallah (R) walks with his Italian counterpart Franco Frattini (L) on May 13, 2009 in Tunis. Frattini is on a two-day official visit to Tunisia. View Photo »
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every country duplicates its forces, each of us puts armoured cars, men, tanks, planes, into Afghanistan. If there were a European army, Italy could send planes, France could send tanks, Britain could send armoured cars, and in this way we would optimise the use of our resources. Perhaps we won't get th...
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Italy is to push for the creation of a European Army after the "new Europe" takes shape at this week's crucial EU summit following the adoption of the Lisbon Treaty. Full Article at The Corner
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(LONDON) - Italy's foreign minister called for the creation of a European Union army following ratification of a landmark EU reform treaty, in a newspaper interview out Monday. Full Article at EUbusiness
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Israeli Foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman, left, speaks to reporters during a press conference with his Italian counterpart Franco Frattini, right, after their talks at La Farnesina foreign ministry in Rome, Monday, May 4, 2009.
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every country duplicates its forces, each of us puts armoured cars, men, tanks, planes, into Afghanistan. If there were a European army, Italy could send planes, France could send tanks, Britain could send armoured cars, and in this way we would optimise the use of our resources. Perhaps we won't get th...
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every country duplicates its forces, each of us puts armoured cars, men, tanks, planes, into Afghanistan. If there were a European army, Italy could send planes, France could send tanks, Britain could send armoured cars, and in this way we would optimise the use of our resources. Perhaps we won't get th...
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We will urge strong cooperation among all international partners, including the United States, China and India, and sponsor a balanced approach to the fight against climate change based on the need to balance economic growth and environmental protection
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I am in regular contact with him, and it is I who will be travelling to Brussels on Thursday and Friday
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Italy is pushing for rapprochement and creating an atmosphere of trust with Belarus in European structures
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It seems to me a reasonable perspective. And after the end of December, I strongly hope we will have at that time practical moves from Iran
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That's why together we decided while not excluding further measures, as even Russia apparently said, we have to give Iran a serious chance ... If we give a chance, let's give a chance. Don't, I would say, immediately put another option on the table. This would be counterproductive to the eyes of our cou...
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It is time to ask, not just to give ... It is time to ask those who govern Afghanistan: 'What is your strategy for the first 100 days? What are your objectives for the first six months? It is time to set deadlines.
