February 5, 2010
In a piece for the Telegraph we take a closer look at the “Obama snub”, arguing,Until the EU comes up with something actually worth talking about, it’s not surprising that Obama thinks that it’s more important to travel to Asia, South Africa and …
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February 1, 2010
was the message, according to the WSJ, that the US State Department chose to leave on the EU’s voicemail this weekend, presumably while the Spanish, who hold the EU Presidency, Herman Van Rompuy and Jose Manuel Barroso all wrestled with each other as t…
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EU-US, Lisbon Treaty, Obama, Spanish EU Presidency, Van Rompuy |
January 26, 2010
Open Europe has a short article in this month’s edition of Parliament Magazine, detailing how the Spanish EU Presidency could contribute to getting Europe’s economy back on track. We argue:Instead of trying to make economic underperformance illegal an…
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economy, EU reform, EU regulation, lisbon agenda, Spanish EU Presidency |
December 18, 2009
As 2009 draws to a close, Open Europe today looks ahead to 2010 and what the EU has in store.From 1 January 2010, Spain takes over the six-month rotating ‘presidency’, currently held by Sweden.The new Lisbon Treaty rules mean that the country holding t…
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