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EU High Representative Ashton passes first test at European Parliament On her second day as the EU's High Representative, Baroness Catherine Ashton appeared in the European Parliament's main chamber to answer questions from MEPs. This early visit was intended to show the EP that she ECR: After The Coup On 4th November, the Freedom Association, who are behind the Better Off Out campaign, launched their Freedom In Brussels branch with speeches by Michal Kaminski, ECR Group Leader and Roger Helmer, ECR MEP and Hon A Right Wing Coup  Pro European Tories are mounting a counter attack after what they see as "a right wing coup" that handed control of a planned transnational party and think tank to a group of Euro-skeptics, led by Brussels gives Croatia green light  The European Commission on November 5 moved to strengthen ties with Eastern Europe by giving a conditional green light to Croatia’s membership, calling for a re-launch of strategic talks with Russia and offering Serbia a MEPs call for rule of law in Gilgit Baltistan Several Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have expressed concern over the human rights violation in Gilgit Baltistan and urged the government of Pakistan to establish democratic institutions and rule of law in this area Refunds from Brussels being sought for Kozloduy Bulgaria could receive additional funds from the European Union for removing from use blocks III and IV of the nuclear power station (NPS) Kozloduy, besides the refunding of 210 million Euro for the first three Palestinian minister asks EU for more engagement  “We want constructive engagement from the EU,” Palestinian Foreign Minister Ziad Abu Amr told Members of the European Parliament on May 15. The national unity government had fulfilled all the requirements demanded by the Quartet, European Parliament report criticises Iranian school curriculum The Iranian school system came under a scathing attack January 30 in a report “The Attitudes to ‘The Other’ and to Peace in Iranian School Books and Teacher’s Guides,” presentation at the European Parliament.Dr. Arnon Iran’s Textbook: Curriculum for War & Martyrdom  It is a little known fact that as Iran continues its pursuit of nuclear weapons in defiance of the international community, its school system is implanting another powerful weapon against the West through the minds Iran’s Textbook: Curriculum for War & Martyrdom  It is a little known fact that as Iran continues its pursuit of nuclear weapons in defiance of the international community, its school system is implanting another powerful weapon against the West through the minds EU used various means in nurses’ trial The European Union used various means to affect the trial of the five Bulgarian nurses sentenced to death for intentional HIV infection in Libya, European Parliament Rapporteur for Bulgaria Geoffrey Van Orden said, Sofia News Lawmaker says mistake to close Bulgarian reactors  The decision by the European Parliament to force Bulgaria to shut down two reactors at the nuclear power plant at Kozloduy on the Danube was “a mistake,” the rapporteur on Bulgaria for the parliament said FM sees delay in NPP closure as hardly possible  A delay in the closure of Bulgaria's Kozloduy nuclear power plant (NPP) units was hardly possible, Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Ivailo Kalfin told the Nedelya 150 political talk show of Bulgarian National Radio on November 26, Iraqi leaders defends “nascent democracy” there  Barham Salih, Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq, delivered a fairly optimistic account of the current situation in Iraq to Members of the European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee on November 20. He described Iraq as a Conditional enlargement  The European Commission, backed by the European Parliament, last week gave the green light to the European Union entry of Bulgaria and Romania on January 1, 2007, but warned it would slap tough sanctions if Bulgaria, Romania get go-ahead for 2007  The European Commission, backed by the European Parliament, last week gave the green light to the European Union entry of Bulgaria and Romania on January 1, 2007, but warned it would slap tough sanctions if Bulgaria will suffer loss from electricity export cut The chairman of the parliamentary Energy Committee, Ramadan Atalay, said that after Bulgaria joins the EU, it will have more opportunities to look for flexible approaches with regard to power units three and four of Accession blues for Bulgaria Romania got a pat on the back as visiting European Commissioner for enlargement Olli Rehn praised the country’s efforts to reform judiciary and its crackdown on corruption. Rehn was speaking last weekend on his final MEP expresses concern over proposed EU aid to Zimbabwe Speaking in the European Parliament last week, Geoffrey Van Orden MEP expressed concern at the apparent readiness of the European Commission to release one million Euro in aid to Zimbabwe for so-called parliamentary reform activity, Commission keeps Bulgaria and Romania in limbo Three weeks ahead of the Commission’s scheduled May 16 progress reports, Bulgaria and Romania still have no reason to rest assured of their EU accession in January 2007. According to the previously agreed schedule, the two EU officials, MEP’s want action in Bulgaria, Romania After European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn announced to Parliament that Bulgaria and Romania should be able to join the EU on January 1, 2007 if they take action to Parliament urges new states to do more against corruption The European Parliament last Wednesday called for stronger initiatives against corruption and problems in the treatment of Roma minorities in the bloc’s accession states. Presenting the parliament’s final report on enlargement, rapporteur Elmar Brok also Diplomacy: EU travel restrictions for Zimbabwe a farce News that one of Mugabe’s key cronies is visiting France, in defiance of EU travel bans, has resulted in a wave of protest in the European Parliament. The decision by France to let Zimbabwe’s Police |
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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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