German chancellor Angela Merkel has said that Europe must not be allowed to divide into two camps that approach European integration at different speeds.
Speaking just days after she brokered a deal on a new-look treaty that permits a group of member states to move ahead in judicial and police cooperation and which has given an apparent opt-out to the UK from the Charter of Fundamental Rights, Ms Merkel said that for EU citizens' sake the 27 nations should proceed together.
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