Brussels has been given the go-head to restart talks with the EU’s neighbours on deepening ties, after an internal dispute forced negotiations to be delayed.
At a meeting yesterday in Brussels, ambassadors agreed to restart negotiations aimed at developing closer ties with seven countries that border the Union.
A previous round of talks had been delayed after EU members complained that the Commission – which carries out the negotiations – was not supplying them with enough infor...
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