A Bigger Europe and Migration Under Control …
- December 16th, 2006
- Posted by 7thmin
The December summit each year might be an important chance for political leaders at the top level to see one another and take notes; the particular group are able meet no more than four times each year; but there was nothing too specific for them to take on this time.
In the event they laid down the groundwork for a restructure of the European Union that will assist it to absorb still more, new member countries; and they approved a plan for handling immigration that could set new bench-marks for civilised countries everywhere. … Read More »
The British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, battled briefly with questioining from UK and other journalists who followed him around at Brussels this week (14-15.12.06), asking about his political troubles back home in Britain.
The European Union Heads of Government end-of-year summit (14 and 15.12.06) this time includes representatives of Bulgaria and Romania, set to join the EU on New Year’s Day – making 27 member countries.
Yo-ho-ho … read on …
European food and wine sellers are to get a big boost for promotion of their products on major world markets – with a fifty percent EU subsidy for costs of the campaign. 
Europe’s interest in Central Asia –especially for its oil, and other security concerns – was highlighted when the Kazakhstan President, Noursoultan Nazarbaev visited Brussels on 4.12.06.
The twenty-five member European Union has condemned the coup d’etat in Fiji.