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European Ties

Divorce Law May Lead to Divided, Two-Speed EU

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For the first time ever, nine of the EU's 27 members are preparing to implement a cooperation mechanism that some observers fear could turn the bloc into a collection of ad-hoc agreements made by small groups of states. »

 

Trade

EU Proposes Partial Ban on Seal Products

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The European Commission has proposed banning products made from seals killed in inhumane ways. A former film diva and the world's largest seal hunting nation are not happy with the plan -- albeit for different reasons. »

 

International Relations

Report: Russia Mulls Reopening Radar Station in Cuba

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Russian officials Russian military experts are recommending reactivating a radar facility on Cuba in response to US plans for a missile defense shield based in the Czech Republic and Poland, according to news reports. »

 

PARTNER SITE: Commentary from atlantic-community.org

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European Union

Merkel Remains Confident EU Will Implement Lisbon Treaty

German Chancellor Angela Merkel

German Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed confidence that the European Union's Treaty of Lisbon will be implemented despite its rejection by the Irish electorate in a referendum last month. »

 

European Union

What's Wrong With a Two-Speed Europe, Asks Koch-Mehrin

Silvana Koch-Mehrin

A member of the European Parliament, German politician Silvana Koch-Mehrin would like to see a decentralized Europe that puts its citizens first, she writes in an exclusive essay for DW-WORLD.DE. »

 

Balkans

Report Says Serbian Intelligence Protected Karadzic

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Serbia's intelligence service protected war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic, whose capture after 12 years on the run was welcomed across Europe, local media reported Wednesday. »

 

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