09.05.2008 - 09:32 CET
Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen is set to call for a referendum in September to remove derogations from EU judicial and defence co-operation and at the same time announce a subsequent referendum on the euro.
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08.05.2008 - 09:24 CET
In a review of ten years of the euro, the European Commission argues the single currency has often suffered from political attacks in countries where it is used, as well as from lacking sufficient weight on the world stage, which Brussels suggests the 16-member to be eurozone could overcome with a single chair at international financial institutions.
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08.05.2008 - 09:17 CET
The EU's trade chief has hit out at the more protectionist positions on trade that have increasingly been deployed by the Democratic presidential candidates in the United States.
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07.05.2008 - 15:09 CET
Slovakia has received a formal confirmation that it is ready to join the euro on 1 January 2009, despite "considerable concerns" of the European Central Bank about the forthcoming price stability performance of the country.
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07.05.2008 - 09:26 CET
Most EU newcomers from central and eastern Europe have recorded much higher than allowed price hikes over the past year, with only Slovakia meeting the price stability criterion to join the euro, the European Commission is to say today.
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07.05.2008 - 07:04 CET
Members of the European Parliament's industry committee have backed the European Commission's idea of separating electricity companies' production and supply wings. But critics of the ambitious liberalisation plans are refusing to concede defeat.
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07.05.2008 - 09:09 CET
Efforts to link up Europe's transport networks – road, rail and waterway – are behind schedule and over budget, according to an EU report presented by transport commissioner Jacques Barrot.
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