Coalition forces may actually be fueling the fires of insurgency, |
Coalition forces may actually be fueling the fires of insurgency. |
Continued self-exclusion from the euro will bring a crushing loss of investment and political influence and increased vulnerability to money market turmoil, |
Doing away with the country of origin principle reduces the growth effect of this measure by half. |
France will always be a laggard, |
Human rights are indivisible. Freedom and security are not alternatives, they go hand-in-hand ... Much as the public may dislike it, suspected terrorists have rights. |
I believe nobody has any doubt that Bulgaria is part of the family of European nations. |
I think the Commission is likely to be defeated tomorrow afternoon, |
If parliament had to vote on your budget deal today, we would reject it. There's room for quite a lot of negotiation. |
It may work for now in the ex-communist bloc but it's a very blunt instrument for advanced economies. |
Jacques Chirac will probably discuss the Iranian nuclear stand- off as well as the Israel-Palestinian conflict. He must also speak up to promote democracy in the Middle East. |
Just as European Union diplomacy with Iran is being undermined by George Bush riding rough shod over the non-proliferation treaty in his dealings with India so our diplomacy on the Middle East is being jeopardized by the action of Israel yesterday. |
Member States are their own worst enemies once they leave Brussels and return to their national capitals. |
My good friend Simeon Saxe-Coburg is the prime minister who implemented the reforms necessary for Bulgaria's EU accession. |
Part of our original criticism to the agreement was that it did not contain sufficient safeguards for data protection of EU citizens. |