The foreign ministers of Spain and Italy have both spoken out against the 'big three' - the UK, France and Germany - running EU affairs.
Speaking after a bilateral meeting late on Friday evening, Spanish foreign minister Ana Palacio said, "Europe needs to speak with many voices and a directorate would lead to tensions", according to Italian agency Apcom.
Echoing Spanish fears, Italian foreign minister Franco Frattini said, "the idea of a directorate worries us. It worries us, no...
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