Andrew Duff has published his own Plan B for restarting the constitutional process: Introduction http://www.notre-europe.eu/fr/axes/visions-deurope/travaux/publication/plan-b-how-to-rescue-the-european-constitution-1/index.html Full document http://www.notre-europe.eu/uploads/tx_publication/Etud52-en_01.pdf
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Interview with Lech Kaczynski, president of Poland, in the Financial Times: FT: How do you see the future of the European Union? LK: There is a fundamental problem: Are we
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Hungary will join Italian prime minister Romano Prodi’s initiative to set up a joint European electricity services authority, Hungarian Minister of Economics and Transport Janos Koka told MTI on Sunday.
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quoted in EUobserver.com http://euobserver.com/9/22792 “My first impression is that there is a contradiction between having European networks but not having a central European authority,” said Mr Prodi. “We depend on
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from the Guardian: Nicholas Watt in Luxembourg Wednesday October 18, 2006 Britain yesterday gave its strongest indication that it regards the European constitution as dead when Margaret Beckett declared that
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My eye is drawn by the announcement in this week’s New Statesman of a new left-liberal grouping, based around the so-called Euston manifesto. (Read the manifesto here.) Before commenting on
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It’s been quiet lately. But I found this quote by the late Sir Edward Heath, which deserves to be read by everyone interested in this subject. It was in a
My earlier posting about the causes of war seems to have raised same eyebrows. I promised to explain. The point I made was that previous wars in Europe were caused
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The visit of President Bush to Europe this week has opened same interesting discussions about what American policy really is towards the EU. In the past, of course, the
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“For the Union of tomorrow, we need to find new solutions that take proper account of experience gained. In trade for instance, the Union already speaks with a single voice
