Treaty of Lisbon

We don't want to fly the flag for Europe (Nov 16) :: Daily Telegraph -- Editorial

The gradual loss of our flag, national anthem and even licence plates matters as much as the loss of veto power under the Lisbon Treaty. At a dinner in Brussels on Thursday, the leaders of the European Union will choose the...

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Baroness Ashton attacked over proposed 'banana wars' deal

Europe's commitment to tackling poverty questioned • Deal would slash import taxes from Latin America Baroness Ashton, Brussels' new foreign policy chief, was accused yesterday of abandoning Europe's commitment to tackle...

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Lord Mandelson 'went behind Gordon Brown's back' in bid for EU foreign post

Lord Mandelson was accused last night of going behind Gordon Brown's back to try to become the European Union's foreign minister. The First Secretary's longstanding ambition has been to follow in the footsteps of his...

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Lisbon Treaty heralds trickier EU relations

What kind of wind will be blowing for Switzerland in Brussels? Swiss lawyer Jean Russotto, one of the leading experts in Brussels, says Swiss officials will face new EU players and working methods after the treaty comes into...

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Gerald Warner: Defeat these Trojan-horse parties or Britain is doomed

Published Date: 22 November 2009 Anti-EU leaders must arise to overthrow the Vichy Tories EUROPE, like pre-unification Italy, is a geographical expression. It began life credibly enough as the European Coal and Steel Community....

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Results 2976th Council meeting Agriculture and Fisheries

ITEMS DEBATED State aid in Poland for the purchase of agricultural land 7 Genetically modified maize MIR604 8 Conservation of fisheries resources through technical measures 9 EC/Norway: annual consultations for 2010 10 fishing...

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Rights and wrongs

The EU's Lisbon Treaty comes into force on 1 December - and with it the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. The UK, Czech Republic and Poland have negotiated opt-outs from the Charter. But here Damian Chalmers, Professor of EU...

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Despite the promises of independence, we've let ourselves become slaves

So much for the terms of the Lisbon Treaty on democratic checks and balances The Irish people have always had a disposition towards the condition of slavery as part of the government of its people. Despite the reverence for...

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The Lisbon Treaty: A Christian Response

From 1 December the Lisbon Treaty (aka the European Constitution) will be incorporated into EU Law, creating a European President and Foreign Minister (more technically, 'President of the European Council' and 'High...

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Secretary-General welcomes top appointments at the EU

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed the appointment of the first president of the European Union, and the organization's foreign affairs representative. Herman van Rompuy (von rrrom pie), the Prime Minister of...

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