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Obama’s present to Papandreou: Greeks won’t need visas anymoreWhile Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou’s mission to the White House last week was to meet United States President Barack Obama and brief him on Greece’s struggling economic woes, the Greek leader walked out with Greek Lessons for Europe  “It’s when the tide goes out that you find out who has been swimming naked,” the legendary investor Warren Buffet aptly remarked when the global economic crisis hit. And, as we have found out in Few women rule in politics, even at the top of the top – except for the EU  Hello, Ida Lupino, wherever you are. Maybe this is all you need to know about how women are still viewed in society, even when they reach the highest levels of achievement in business, politics, the Maldives wants German help on climate, and Sharia law  Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed said that his island country is looking at German scholars’ expertise in Islamic law to help consolidate its young democracy, after meeting German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin. “I have done Mr. Papandreou goes to Washington  Any visit of a Greek Prime Minister to Washington carries special weight and it is usually surrounded by extreme expectations and over-analysis of the smallest possible detail. The Prime Minister’s Washington visit has the appearance Mr. Papandreou goes to Washington  Any visit of a Greek Prime Minister to Washington carries special weight and it is usually surrounded by extreme expectations and over-analysis of the smallest possible detail. The Prime Minister’s Washington visit has the appearance German insurer Munich Re says it won’t do business in Iran now Munich Re, the world’s biggest reinsurer, has become the latest German firm to pull out of Iran as pressure grows for new sanctions against the Islamic republic over its nuclear program, company officials said. The Where is the money?  Following the upheaval of media coverage that has come along with ‘speculators’ on the Greek economy and the high deficit the country is facing, new tensions arose in the last week after a New Europe What can Democracy do for the banks? One after the other, leaders of the western world are proposing each other should impose major controls on the completely uncontrolled international financial markets. Last week, the Prime Ministers of Spain and Greece, Luis Rodriguez Conservatives hold a Tea Party as Ken Clarke arrives  The Tories sent Ken Clarke, their pro-Europe Shadow Business Minister over to Brussels for two days of meetings with Barroso and five Commissioners. Publicly, the meetings were about the City of London, but some were Accidentally in Love A Valentine’s tribute to Presidents Jose Manuel Barroso and Herman Achille Van Rompuy… My parents got engaged on February 9 in 1972, on Valentine’s Day of that year (5 days later) they had an official little United We Stand  A much-ballyhooed European Union Summit to decide whether to give Greece’s rapidly failing economy a financial boost produced only general offers that some kind of unspecified action would be taken if it looked like a Angela, there is a forgotten bill to pay…..  Some days ago, Volfgard Stoible, the German Minister of Economics, said that his fellow taxpayers would not pay for the economic mistakes committed by the Greeks. The next day, a number of WWII Greek fighters Merkel, Aliyev discuss energy security problems Azerbaijan is ready to contribute to resolving Europe’s energy security problems, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated at a news conference held jointly with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin on 4 February. Aliyev pointed out Merkel supports bid to buy tax evasion data German Chancellor Angela Merkel swept aside doubts in her coalition on 1 February, saying she favored purchasing data stolen from Swiss banks if it helped Germany catch wealthy tax evaders, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) reported. Swiss leaders Our new Achilles’ heel? Last week found me in a typical Brussels setting, with a slight difference, its import and stature were obvious and yet its modesty pervaded its quiet elegance. I was lucky enough to have been invited to Obama’s not coming to summit,but the EU hopes he’ll come back  US President Barack Obama’s decision not to attend a scheduled May 24 EU-US Summit in Madrid, described by some critics as a slap at European leaders trying to sort out who their real leader is, Obama disses the EU: you just don’t count It’s too bad they don’t speak jive, ebonics or hip-hop at the European Union headquarters in Brussels, home of the European Commission - famous for doling out secret contracts and suing it own members for Berlusconi wants Israel in EU, a stop to settlements - but Merkel wants peace talks  Israel, which has been hammered hard in the European court of public opinion and by EU lawmakers, should be admitted to the European Union, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said after a visit to the Sarkozy, Merkel bypass EU  French President Nicholas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed on 4 February in Paris to work more closely together to make the European Union stronger, but did not miss the opportunity to discuss collaborating Obama skips out of EU-US Summit  Critics said it was bound to happen and it did. The European Union, already sliding off the radar screen of political importance in the world despite having three Presidencies, has been ignored by US President No decision made on nuclear lifespan A spokesman for the German government said on 23 January no decision was taken at the meeting on 21 January on the life-span extension of nuclear power plants. As said at the regular government press MEPs want sanctions on Iran, but the EU wants to wait for UN  Even as Members of the European Parliament have set the stage for a volatile showdown over demands for stronger sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program and crackdown on dissidents, European Union foreign ministers backed Berlin, Tel Aviv discuss joint security issues German Chancellor Angela Merkel received Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on 18 January, as a joint meeting of the two countries’ cabinets got under way in Berlin. The two countries signed an agreement to cooperate Merkel defends government work, €20-billion tax-cut German Chancellor Angela Merkel on 20 January defended her government’s handling of the economic crisis, saying that a €20-billion tax-cut plan for 2011 would go ahead. We have managed to do the right thing, to Greece is only the beginning Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, whose country now holds the European Union’s rotating presidency, said last week that his fellow Socialist Greek counterpart George Papandreou is doing a good job curbing the infamous Merkel says Bosnia’s EU hopes are now on the slow track German Chancellor Angela Merkel gave Bosnia- Herzegovina little hope of a rapid accession to the European Union, when she met the country’s President, Zeljko Komsic, during his first official visit to Germany last week. Bosnia-Herzegovina CDU mulling backtrack on tax-cut promised for 2011 Senior members of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Democrats (CDU) have cast doubt over a €20-billion tax cut promised for 2011. German media reported on 12 January sources in the Finance Ministry have hinted that EU economy forecast to recover sooner than expected, but ECB holds its rate  With more optimistic signs showing now, the European economy will recover from the crisis sooner than expected, European Competition Commissioner-designate Joaquin Almunia said, although the European Central Bank is expected to keep its record low Germany will probe CIA murder and rendition plots on its soil  German legislators want an investigation and analysis of claims that the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) plotted to murder an alleged al-Qaeda fundraiser in Hamburg, and if the American spy agency placed agents in Germany |
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China is presenting its ascent not as a power shift, but as a paradigm shift. The worldwide economic recession has had European Union businesses keenly eyeing China for continuing markets, Showing there is still some major differences between the European Union and China in areas |
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