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In a meeting in Washington with the current Swedish Presidency of the European Union, US President Barack Obama said that as the world recovers from the economic recession that the US and EU should not slide toward protecting its favored industries as... Full Article at New Europe News
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British foreign secretary David Miliband could form pairing with Belgian prime minister Harman van Rompuy. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Sweden's Prime Minister Frederik Reinfeldt (3rdR) and his Icelandic counterpart Johanna Sigurdardottir (4thR) pose with others counterparts prior to a press conference during the Nordic and Baltic Council in Stockholm on October 26, 2009. View Photo »
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Over half of the meeting was dedicated to the issue of climate change
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Indian PM hopes for 7 percent growth next year The Associated Press Gurinder Osan Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, center, gestures as he poses for the media along with Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, left, and European Commission... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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The world is moving toward December climate change talks that have been described in some quarters as "pivotal." But a European Union agreement, signed last week, sheds light on how tenuous the prospects are for a comprehensive deal any time soon. Full Article at Taiwan News
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Addressing the Summit organised at Hyderabad House in the capital, Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh said that the agreement underlines the growing importance of energy security and clean energy in our co-operation. Full Article at ddi News
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Sweden's Prime Minister Frederik Reinfeldt (R) and his Finnish counterpart Matti Vanhanen speak during a press conference during the Nordic and Baltic Council in Stockholm on October 26, 2009. View Photo »
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Swedish prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, representing the Swedish presidency, spoke on the telephone with Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin about the fact that Ukraine risks not being able to meet its payment commitments to the (Russian] company Gazprom.
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Transatlantic task force to address antibiotic resistance established, experts welcome initiative
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Experts on both sides of the Atlantic applaud President Barack Obama and Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, representing the European Union (EU) Presidency, for establishing a transatlantic task force to address antibiotic resistance, an urgent... Full Article at News-Medical.net
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PM Manmohan Singh with his Swedish counterpart Fredrik Reinfeldt (left) and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso in New Delhi Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday said Pakistan did not share any information with India on the... Full Article at Indian Express
About Fredrik Reinfeldt
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John Fredrik Reinfeldt (pronounced [ˈfreːdrɪk ˈrajnˌfɛlt] (help·info)) (born 4 August 1965 in Österhaninge, Stockholm County, Sweden) is the current Prime Minister of Sweden and leader of the liberal conservative Moderate Party (Swedish: Moderata samlingspartiet). Full Article
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Over half of the meeting was dedicated to the issue of climate change
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Swedish prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, representing the Swedish presidency, spoke on the telephone with Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin about the fact that Ukraine risks not being able to meet its payment commitments to the (Russian] company Gazprom.
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We want trade with India and that has to be fair trade.
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We need a strong agreement that puts together all the efforts that all the countries — both developed and developing — are ready to put on the table ... I hope to see world leaders come to Copenhagen to make the handshake.
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As of now, we don't think it's possible with India
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We can only reach an ambitious agreement in Copenhagen if all parties contribute to the process
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After a long journey, the Treaty of Lisbon has reached the goal
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I welcome the court's decision and that we have legal clarity on the Lisbon Treaty. We are now very close to full ratification
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Together with a signature in the Czech Republic, the presidency will continue the completion of Lisbon Treaty preparations
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My message to China is this: raise your ambitions so that emissions peak by 2020 at the latest and then fall
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We managed to reach an agreement on climate finance ... The EU now has a strong position in view of Copenhagen.
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I'm very happy to say that we reached an agreement and the EU now has a strong position on the climate change negotiations
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What Europe should say is that we are ready to take our part ... But it also needs to be negotiated, because there is discussion of whether it should be GDP-based or whether it should be more influenced by the level of emissions.
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As (Czech President) Vaclav Klaus has opened up for a ratification at the weekend, and after consultations, I feel confident that if we have this (opt-out) in place we will have a Czech ratification after that
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Only (Czech) President Vaclav Klaus' signature is missing. Europe eagerly awaits this to happen, Europe needs no more delays
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Only (Czech) President Vaclav Klaus' signature is missing. Europe eagerly awaits this to happen, Europe needs no more delays
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Today, the signature of President Kaczynski brings us one step closer... However, the Czech Republic still needs to complete the steps, with the signature by President Klaus
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Europe eagerly awaits (for) this to happen ... We do not need more delays.
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I remember we had lengthy discussions about this Charter of Fundamental Rights, because we had special conditions for Poland and for Britain
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I regard David Cameron as a friend and I think he is an excellent leader and politician
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I spoke this morning to Javier Solana ... and asked him to stay on until the end of October in his capacity.
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To be precise, the decision at the moment is in the hands of the constitutional court in the Czech Republic ... We are active, we are showing that we are preparing ourselves for any kind of situation that comes out of that decision.
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The Baltic Sea has undergone a remarkable transition over the past 20 years. It is time that European policy reflects the new reality in which we now find ourselves. It is time to take active measures to eradicate the barriers that still remain in our region. Barriers between people and barriers between...
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As far as I'm concerned, [Britain] is a country which has already ratified the treaty.
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I have tried in vain to reach him by telephone ... I've heard that he might be in Albania next week, but I've no idea what he really plans to do.
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