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Another move by the leaders of the European Union to get under control the tussle with heavy indebtedness and recession … this time with a strong commitment to a future union with common budgets.
The summit of the heads of government of the 27 EU states, at Brussels 28-29.6.12, determined to extend the use of guarantee funds, set up to assist governments under stress, to also recapitalise banks. … Read More »
CONTINUING: New writers on EUAustralia Online … members of a student journalism team from the Queensland University of Technology, working on assignment in Europe, in the Northern summer of 2012. Â … Read More »
 
 Late in June, Julian Assange (picture – top right) and Melinda Taylor both remained in a state of great difficulty, without their freedom; earlier this month the former Prime Minister, John Howard (picture – below), received a high honour in London. … Read More »
CONTINUING: New writers on EUAustralia Online … members of a student journalism team from the Queensland University of Technology, working on assignment in Europe, in the Northern summer of 2012. Â … Read More »
Strong performance by the Australian economy has encouraged ideas of closer ties with Europe, according to Christoph Muller, the German Ambassador.
Dr Muller told the Australian Council for Europe, in Brisbane, 13.6.12, there was strong hope for the completion of a free trade agreement between Australia and the European Union. … Read More »
After the settlement reached in this month’s elections, 17.6.12, the new Greek government wants an easing of terms in its economic accord with the rest of the European Union and the IMF. … Read More »
New writers on EUAustralia Online … members of a student journalism team from the Queensland University of Technology, working on assignment in Europe, in the Northern summer of 2012:Â … Read More »