Ireland has laid out its plans for what is set to be a difficult and busy EU Presidency in the first half of next year.
With Dublin having to take on the aftermath of the failed Constitution talks, the battered euro rules and impending enlargement amid talks of the Union breaking into fragments, Foreign Minister ...
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