The European Union has marked the “nine-eleven†anniversary in America, reviewing its own counter-terrorism measures and affirming opposition to all acts of terror – “be it right or left wing extremist, separatist, or Al Qaeda-related terrorism.†… Read More »
After the International Court of Justice ruled in favour of Kosovo’s independence (22.7.10), outside observers signalled a “business as usual†approach towards the territory, and efforts to help achieve a settlement of its dispute with Serbia. … Read More »
EU member governments have been told they should go their own way for now, on whether to use electronic body scanners at airports. … Read More »
The Australian Trade Minister, Simon Crean, has foreshadowed moves to take advantage of a possible break in the stalled Doha Round trade negotiations – and a return to emphasising joint efforts with allies in the Cairns Group. … Read More »
Two leading events in Germany are in the calendar; EUAustralia will be there. … Read More »
The latest installment in the European trade-and-commerce courtship of India is a large-scale mission to promote high quality food items. … Read More »
The single jobs market, and attractive life-partners, have assisted the build-up of – (of all things!) – a small British community in Denmark; as Charlotte Morgenthal reports. … Read More »