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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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(MADRID) - The EU's top diplomat, Javier Solana, may be recruited by Spanish construction and energy group Acciona when his term ends this year, a Spanish newspaper reported Friday. Full Article at EUbusiness
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European Union foreign affairs chief Javier Solana reacts after a press conference following talks between Iran and six world powers to discuss the Islamic republic's disputed atomic programme on October 1, 2009 in Geneva. View Photo »
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The deal was a good deal. I don't think it requires fundamental changes. But let's see what it [Iran] means [by] fundamental changes
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larger | smaller By h.b. - Nov 6, 2009 - 7:53 AM The EU Foreign Policy Chief is expected to leave his post next month Javier Solana, who leaves his post as the man responsible for EU foreign policy at the end of the year, has been signed up by the... Full Article at Typically Spanish
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (UPI) -- EU leaders traveled to Washington to demand greater climate protection efforts from the U.S. government, little over a month before a crucial climate summit takes place in Copenhagen, Denmark. Full Article at United Press International
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President Barack Obama smiles during a meeting in the Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009, with, from left, European High Council High Representative Javier Solana, Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, obscured,... Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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European Union foreign affairs chief Javier Solana reacts after a press conference following talks between Iran and six world powers to discuss the Islamic republic's disputed atomic programme on October 1, 2009 in Geneva. View Photo »
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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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President Obama reflects on the European position on climate change (Photo: White House) EU leaders upped the pressure on the US at what turned out to be a fairly colourless summit in Washington to show leadership in the battle against climate... Full Article at EUobserver.com
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“We discussed climate change extensively and all of us agreed that it was imperative for us to redouble our efforts in the weeks between now and the Copenhagen meeting to ensure that we create a framework for progress,” Obama told reporters. The U.N. Full Article at Times Live South Africa
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European Union foreign policy Chief Javier Solana, right, sits next to US chief negotiator William Burns, left, at the opening of the Geneva nuclear talks on Iran's atomic programme in Geneva, Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009.
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European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana, left, stands with Iranian negotiator Saeed Jalili, right, at the opening of the Geneva talks between Iran and six world powers to discuss the Islamic republic's disputed atomic programme in Geneva, Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009.
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Javier Solana (R), High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy and Secretary-General of the Council of the European Union, arrives at the United Nations Climate Change Summit September 22, 2009 at UN headquarters in New York.
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European Union foreign affairs and security chief policy Javier Solana, right, is seen talking to Sweden's Foreign Affairs Minister Carl Bildt, right, prior to the start of the EU Foreign Affairs Council of ministers held at the EU Council building in Brussels, Tuesday Sept. 15, 2009.
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South African president Jacob Zuma (L) and the European Union's High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy (R) Javier Solana shake hands ahead of the opening session of the EU-SA summit in Kleinmond, South Africa on September 11, 2009.
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The deal was a good deal. I don't think it requires fundamental changes. But let's see what it [Iran] means [by] fundamental changes
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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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There is no country outside the European continent that has this type of relationship that Israel has with the European Union
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With what we know as of today, it is probably not possible to have the Lisbon Treaty in force by November 1. This means that I need to prepare for... (EU foreign policy chief) Javier Solana and the current commission to stay on for some time. For how long I don't know
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From Kabul to Pristina, from Ramallah to Kinshasa, the EU is monitoring borders, overseeing peace agreements, training police forces, building up criminal justice systems and protecting shipping from pirate attacks
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The European Union chief negotiator said Tuesday the six countries negotiating with Iran about its nuclear program will remain firm at an upcoming meeting in Geneva that Tehran must cease uranium enrichment. Javier Solana said foreign ministers of the six — the U.S., Britain, France, Russia, China and G...
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Iran has told us that it plans to cooperate fully and immediately with the International Atomic Energy Agency on the new enrichment facility near Qom
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EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana spoke on Monday by telephone with Iran’s top nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili
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My expectation, or my hope, is that we will be able to get engaged in order to get the guarantees from Tehran, that the program in which they are engaged in is a peaceful program
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In talks between Saeed Jalili and Javier Solana, October 1 was announced as the starting date of Iran's talks with the 5 1 countries
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At this meeting we expect Iran to engage fully in order to resolve the nuclear issue
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When I met [EU foreign relations chief] Mr Javier Solana in 2005, I told him: 'Why do you put Hamas in the terrorist list and at the same time you say that the [Israeli] assassination policy is not legal, that building settlements is not legal, that building the wall in the West Bank is not legal? So wh...
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In view of today's announcement concerning Iran's nuclear program the upcoming meeting on Oct 1 is more important and necessary than ever
