quinta-feira, novembro 30, 2006

A milenar tradição diplomática do Vaticano

As posições do Papa Bento XVI têm dado algumas voltas nos últimos meses. Em Setembro, Bento recebe publicidade inusitada à sua citação sobre o Islão em Regensburgo. Passado dois meses, em visita à Turquia, o Pontífice declara o seu apoio à entrada da Turquia na UE, contrariando a sua anterior posição enquanto Cardeal. Um Papa Europeu, e preocupado principalmente com a Europa, Bento não acredita certamente que, ao contrário do que afirmou, não tem nada a ver com o assunto.

posted by Madalena Resende @ quinta-feira, novembro 30, 2006   1 comments

quarta-feira, novembro 29, 2006

A UE e a Cimeira de Riga

A Guerra Fria acabou há 15 anos, com o desmembramento da União das Repúblicas Socialistas Soviéticas. O Ocidente, e a NATO, foram considerados os vencedores desse conflito bipolar. Numa tentativa de se adaptar e sobreviver na nova ordem mundial, a Aliança Atlântica decidiu-se pelo alargamento a Leste e por novas formas de intervenção.

Desde o início desta semana que os Chefes de Estado e de Governo da NATO estão reunidos na Letónia, naquela que é a primeira Cimeira da Aliança realizada num país da antiga União Soviética.

A Cimeira de Riga, que acaba hoje, tinha na sua agenda inicial a transformação da Aliança Atlântica e a definição do seu papel como actor global, mas tudo acabou por se resumir ao Afeganistão e às exigências americanas para um maior empenhamento dos Aliados naquele território.

No entanto, somente foi conseguido um acordo para um maior comprometimento dos Aliados europeus em alargar a disponibilidade de deslocação das suas Forças no terreno, diminuindo os constrangimentos nacionais, mas apenas em caso de emergência. Ficou tudo na mesma e mais uma vez a questão da transformação da NATO foi adiada. Foi ainda aprovado em Riga um texto com as linhas de acção política da NATO, a desenvolver nos próximos 10-15 anos, mas que também não aparenta trazer nada de novo.


E como fica a União Europeia nisto tudo? Ontem num texto publicado em vários jornais europeus, o Presidente Francês, Jacques Chirac, apelou a uma maior participação da UE na defesa da paz, de modo a assumir uma parte considerável da responsabilidade na segurança dos territórios onde estiver melhor posicionada para intervir “quer por motivos geográficos ou históricos, quer pela natureza da intervenção”, como por exemplo no caso do Líbano, onde as forças europeias constituirão o eixo da FINUL. Deve então a UE assumir-se como um actor internacional na segurança e defesa e colocar-se ao mesmo nível dos Estados Unidos. Mas conseguir-se-á da parte dos governos europeus a vontade política para o aumento das despesas com a Defesa, que tal postura europeia exige? Ou continuará a UE dependente das forças da NATO para ter capacidade militar para a sua acção?

posted by Ana Monica Fonseca @ quarta-feira, novembro 29, 2006   0 comments

terça-feira, novembro 28, 2006

Alguns impasses

A semana que passou terminou com a Cimeira de Helsínquia, entre a UE e a Rússia, e começou sem o acordo entre a Turquia e o Chipre, o que continuará a ter implicações negativas nas negociações de adesão da Turquia. A relação da União Europeia com as fronteiras mais a Leste é, sem dúvida, um duplo desafio, em que o objectivo é criar uma zona de estabilidade que previna conflitos futuros.

Na ordem de trabalhos da Cimeira com a Rússia constava o novo acordo de parceria com a UE, a questão do mercado energético, dos direitos humanos, e os temas do Irão e da Geórgia. Pouco de decidiu. A Polónia veta qualquer acordo até a Rússia levantar o embargo aos produtos alimentares polacos. Quanto ao mercado energético, a Rússia quer mantê-lo fechado. As sanções ao Irão continuam a ser bloqueadas por Moscovo. E depois, faz-se pressão para que se cumpram os direitos humanos, e a Rússia permanecerá intransigente.

No encontro entre a UE e a Turquia discutiu-se a questão de Chipre (Kirsty Huges), mas também já era claro que Ancara não iria ceder. Dias antes do encontro, a Turquia já tinha anunciado que não iria cumprir qualquer prazo que estabelecesse a abertura dos seus portos e aeroportos aos cipriotas gregos. Impasse que decorre também da atitude irónica resultante do referendo realizado em 2004, quando se perguntava se seria aceite o modelo suíço para o Chipre, os cipriotas gregos disseram que não, e foram aceites na UE, os cipriotas turcos, disseram que sim, mas foi-lhes recusada a adesão. Se a entrada do Chipre na UE e o início das negociações com a Turquia pareciam poder acelerar a resolução da questão do Chipre, tal não aconteceu.

Ambos os encontros se traduziram em poucas conclusões. Charles Grant, do Centre for European Reform, num artigo publicado recentemente, afirmava que existem algumas semelhanças entre a Rússia e a Turquia, a começar pelos difíceis assuntos que têm para lidar – os turcos a questão do Chipre (entre outras), os russos a energia. A diferença reside no facto de Moscovo não ter intenções de entrar na UE, ao contrário de Ancara. Mas qual das duas estará a ter a atitude mais acertada?

posted by Carmen Fonseca @ terça-feira, novembro 28, 2006   0 comments

segunda-feira, novembro 27, 2006

Europa e União Europeia...

Num blog que pretende fomentar a discussão sobre o Futuro da União Europeia (UE) há que esclarecer conceitos, e, neste sentido, teremos que fazer a distinção entre Europa, enquanto continente, e UE, enquanto projecto económico, político e social equacionado no fim da II Guerra Mundial.

Os países europeus partilham uma herança histórico-cultural comum forjada por séculos de relações políticas, comerciais, sociais e culturais, nas quais a formatação de um passado histórico-filosófico desempenhou e desempenha um papel de relevo. Os valores que emergiram deste passado secular partilhado encontram-se ainda hoje presentes nos valores de que a UE é apologista. Esta constatação não significa, por sua vez, que a UE tem uma identidade uniforme ou que os países europeus poderão ser incluídos num mesmo rótulo, mas quererá inferir que os Estados europeus são portadores de influências, ainda que residuais, de uma história secular partilhada e marcadamente europeia. Um passado de conflitos entre países europeus e os benefícios económicos de uma progressiva integração europeia são os alicerces elementares da UE enquanto projecto económico e político.

Na tentativa de definir identidade europeia não poderemos salientar uma característica distinta, na medida em que, apenas na conjugação de algumas variáveis poderemos descrever o que nos torna europeus – história, cultura política, geografia, relações sociais e comerciais, cultura, … - e distintos de povos de outros continentes.



Por fim, deixo algumas questões para discussão. Deveremos direccionar o projecto político-económico europeu para uma UE além das fronteiras geográficas da Europa? Que tipo de relações estabelecer com países que encaixam no perfil europeu mas que não se encontram geograficamente na Europa?

Pensar o Futuro da UE e estabelecer orientações estratégicas é determinante para a construção europeia, com a qual se pretende um projecto cada vez mais aliciante e crucial nos palcos internacionais.

posted by Sónia Rodrigues @ segunda-feira, novembro 27, 2006   0 comments

Europa, Europas

A Europa, para existir, não pode existir.

Ao contrário dos impérios como a China, a Índia ou a Rússia, que puderam impor a unidade, mais ou menos duradoura, de espaços territoriais de escala continental, o que torna única a Europa é ter sempre conseguido opor às tentativas hegemónicas de unificação as virtudes do pluralismo e da diversidade.

Nesse sentido, a Europa são as Europas, um número crescente de entidades autónomas e soberanas que reconhecemos como Estados modernos, membros, quase todos, da União Europeia, que é, ao mesmo tempo, uma associação livre de Estados, uma aliança das democracias e um ideal politico de unidade.

O princípio constitutivo da Europa deve procurar-se na tensão permanente entre a integração regional, cuja expressão institucional decisiva é a União Europeia, a estabilidade dos Estados soberanos e a dinâmica de crise típica das democracias liberais. Porém, desde o fim da Guerra Fria, a hubris dos falsos vencedores quis substituir a regra constitucional europeia por uma deriva cujo desígnio seria a formação burocrática de um império europeu, que assumia a sua superioridade e a sua vocação universal quando se apresentava a União Europeia como uma grande potência normativa. Essa estratégia deslocada foi posta em causa pelos eleitores da França e da Holanda: ao contrário dos neófitos, os membros originais das Comunidades Europeias guardaram a memória dos seus fundamentos constitucionais.

A crise aberta pelos cidadãos franceses e holandeses é profunda e vai resistir às tentativas de contornar a expressão democrática directa como o novo método da construção europeia. Mas é preciso continuar: a Europa faz-se por partes e está tudo por fazer em domínios tão importantes como a segurança e a defesa, os únicos em que a autonomia estratégica europeia se pode consolidar, num quadro de aliança com os Estados Unidos e o conjunto da comunidade democrática internacional.


Carlos Gaspar

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domingo, novembro 26, 2006

ARQUIVO: Novembro 2007

29 de Novembro

  • What does a free society require of believers and non-believers alike?

    • Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian

  • Winds Have Changed in EU-Chinese Ties

    • Matthias von Hein, DW

  • Knight's Move

    • Michael Weiss, Weekly Standard

  • Peace in Balkans at stake over Kosovo, diplomats warn

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • African states rally behind Robert Mugabe

    • Jan Raath and David Charter, Times

  • Unclear EU treaty provisions causing 'nervousness'

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • Massive Holocaust Archive Opens to the Public

    • Der Spiegel



    28 de Novembro

  • Nuestra apuesta por Europa

    • Miguel Ángel Moratinos, ABC

  • EU-China summit to be overshadowed by trade rifts

    • Jochen Luypaert, EUObserver

  • Stalemate raises fears over Kosovo's future

    • James Sturcke, The Guardian

  • Mugabe Says He Will Attend Meeting With Europeans

    • Stephen Castle, New York Times

  • EU initials trade deal with East African nations

    • China Daily

  • EU set to move towards common asylum rules

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver



    27 de Novembro

  • Le Liban a les moyens de sortir de la crise, la France soutient tous les Libanais

    • Bernard Kouchner, Le Figaro

  • 'My Approach to Authoritarian States Is Beyond Reproach'

    • Entrevista com Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Der Spiegel

  • EU Ambassador: EU, China in good position for more intensive co-op

    • Serge Abou, People’s Daily

  • Would the Balkans flare up again if Kosovo declared independence?

    • Anne Penketh, The Independent

  • Iran May Seek to Lure Europe with Gas

    • Der Spigel

  • French Police Step Up Security After Second Night of Riots

    • DW



    26 de Novembro

  • Back to the Brink In the Balkans

    • Richard Holbrooke, Washington Post

  • No clear winner in Croatian elections

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Poland offers talks on US missile shield

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • Russian police crack down on anti-Putin protests

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • 'Ambitious approach' needed for new, better China-EU ties

    • People’s Daily



    23 de Novembro

  • Defending Europe's interests

    • Peter Mandelson and Manuel Pinho, International Herald Tribune

  • Kosovo held elections amid growing uncertainty

    • Bekim Sejdiu, Today’s Zaman

  • Higher Gas Prices Create a Dilemma

    • Anatoly Medetsky, Moscow Times

  • Poland vows new era in relations with EU and Russia

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • Le Danemark prêt à organiser un nouveau référendum sur l'adoption de l'euro

    • Le Monde

  • Barroso considered resigning as commission chief

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver



    22 de Novembro

  • Bosnian Serbs will not follow Kosovo's independence claims, official says

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • U.N. Security Council extends EU Force in Bosnia

    • People’s Daily

  • China tries to avoid free-trade pledges of European economy

    • Pravda

  • Benelux leaders to pool plane to EU Lisbon summit

    • Mark Beunderman, EUObserver



    21 de Novembro

  • Thanks, But We Don't Need Your Monitors

    • Fyodor Lukyanov, The Moscow Times

  • It's hard to imagine a worse outcome for the Balkans

    • Simon Jenkins, The Guardian

  • Gates Halts Cut in Army Force in Europe

    • Thom Shanker, New York Times

  • Myth of U.S.-EU economic decoupling

    • Melvyn Krauss, Japan Times

  • Poland's Post-Election Road Back to Europe

    • Jan Puhl, Der Spiegel

  • EU-Turkey membership talks to move a step further in December

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver



    20 de Novembro

  • EU ministers warn Kosovo over unilateral independence move

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • EU Faces Embarrassing Split Over Kosovo Independence

    • DW

  • EU defence ministers give boost to military spending

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • EU Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Myanmar

    • DW



    19 de Novembro

  • Toward an Asia-Europe partnership

    • Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Today’s Zaman

  • The Soft Underbelly of Europe

    • Mark Helprin, WS Opinion Journal

  • Merkel is criticized over policy toward China and Russia

    • Judy Dempsey, IHT

  • Former guerilla leader wins Kosovo elections

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Belgians rally for country's unity

    • China Daily

  • Turkish courts wrestle with Kurdish problem under EU spotlight

    • Today’s Zaman



    16 de Novembro

  • Europe-Afrique: la coopération en panne

    • Abdoulaye Wade, Le Monde

  • Europe’s new Rumsfeld

    • Mark Leonard & Nicu Popescu, Daily Times

  • Una revisión de "los límites del crecimiento"

    • Joschka Fischer, El Pais

  • Russia's upper house approves CFE moratorium

    • RIA Novosti

  • EU must improve military capabilities, UK says

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Kosovo elige un Parlamento para su independencia

    • Ramón Lobo, El Pais



    15 de Novembro

  • Kosovo Wants Independence

    • Agim Ceku, WS Opinion Journal

  • The smell of war spreads over the Balkans

    • Hajrudin Somun, Today’s Zaman

  • The threat from terrorism does not justify slicing away our freedoms

    • Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian

  • The Implications of Russia's Moratorium of the C.F.E. Treaty

    • Federico Bordonaro, The Power and Interest News Report

  • Advice to Georgia on following path to democracy

    • Ronald Asmus, Financial Times

  • Xenophobia destroys EU's ultra-rightwing MEP group

    • Ian Traynor, The Guardian



    14 de Novembro

  • Old Fears, New Threats

    • Uriya Shavit, WS Opinion Journal

  • A Well-Timed Resignation

    • Peter Stützle, DW

  • Denmark's Center-Right Coalition Wins Narrow Victory

    • DW

  • France Faces Largest Strike Wave In Years

    • Der Spiegel

  • Rome demande une modification des règles de libre circulation dans l'Union européenne

    • Le Monde



    13 de Novembro

  • "La UE debe perfeccionar las normas sobre movimientos de personas"

    • Entrevista com Giuliano Amato, El Pais

  • Love from Lisbon

    • David Aaronovitch, Times

  • France-Allemagne, le temps du succès

    • Peter Ammon, Le Figaro

  • Nuclear Revival in Europe Increasingly Likely

    • PINR

  • Stay the course of international justice

    • Patricia M. Wald, Japan Times

  • French EU presidency to push for defence integration

    • Mark Beunderman, EUObserver

  • World Seeks Kosovo Compromise as UN Deadline Draws Near

    • DW



    12 de Novembro

  • Europe and the US Need Each Other

    • Christina Bergmann, DW

  • Sarkozy's Mediterranean union plans should worry Brussels

    • Timo Behr and Ruth Hanau Santini, EUObserver

  • Frattini seeks to apply new EU treaty rules before 2009

    • Mark Beunderman, EUObserver

  • Europe absent in close Danish elections race

    • Lisbeth Kirk, EUObserver

  • EU terror list criticised by human rights watchdog

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • Western Envoys In Tbilisi To Urge End Of Emergency Measures

    • Antoine Blua, Radio Free Europe



    7 de Novembro

  • Europe’s moment of decision

    • Daniel Cohn-Bendit, Today’s Zaman

  • EU Candidate States Responsible for Bad Report Card

    • Bernd Riegert, DW

  • Coup de filet antiterroriste en Europe

    • J.B.. Le Figaro

  • War crimes trial of Serb ultranationalist starts

    • Alexandra Hudson, Washington Post

  • Bush, Sarkozy Bury Differences, Resurrect Historic Ties

    • DW

  • Russian parliament votes for Putin's moratorium on CFE Treaty

    • RIA Novosti



    6 de Novembro

  • Al Qaeda is Biggest Threat to Europe, Says EU Anti-Terror Boss

    • DW

  • Euro-Mediterranean Meeting focuses on Mideast, Mediterranean Union

    • Peolple’s Daily

  • EU balances criticism, praise in Turkey report due today

    • Today’s Zaman

  • German President Critiques EU Double Standard on Africa

    • DW

  • Russia's human rights institute in Europe could open in 2008

    • RIA Novosti

  • Kosovo’s Independence Could Mean a New Conflict

    • Humphrey Hawksley, Yale Global

  • What the EU should expect from Turkmenistan

    • Ivo Schutte, EUObserver



    5 de Novembro

  • Traité simplifié: nous voulons un référendum, un point, c'est tout!

    • Guillaume Bachelay et Pascal Cherki, Le Figaro

  • Belgium government difficulties could endanger EU treaty ratification

    • Jochen Luypaert, EUObserver

  • Irish largely undecided on EU treaty

    • Alain Barluet, Le Figaro

  • Italy Expels EU Citizens; Concerns Rise About 'Vendettas'

    • DW

  • Kosovo sí, Kurdistán no?

    • Andrés Ortega, El Pais

  • EU and World Roundly Condemn Pakistan's Musharraf

    • DW

  • Globalization and the Corrupt States

    • Branko Milanovic, Yale Global



    2 de Novembro

  • L'invitation de Robert Mugabe au sommet euro-africain fait des vagues

    • Alain Barluet, Le Figaro

  • Treaty signing farce blights EU showpiece

    • David Charter and Tom Whipple, Times

  • Belgium and Portugal at odds over EU summit location

    • Lucia Kubosova, EUObserver

  • Turkey, Balkan States Lagging on Reforms, EU Report Says

    • DW

  • Dimite el primer ministro de Bosnia, descontento con las reformas

    • ABC

  • Unilateral action on Kosovo to topple Serbian democracy

    • Serbianna

    posted by IPRI-UNL @ domingo, novembro 26, 2006   0 comments

    sábado, novembro 25, 2006

    ARQUIVO: Outubro


    31 de Outubro

  • La France et sa défense: protégeons le marché européen de l'armement

    • Jean-Dominique Giuliani, Le Figaro

  • Bosnia-Herzegovina: Serbs Protest Imposed Reforms, But Is It Smoke Or Fire?

    • Patrick Moore, Radio Free Europe

  • Corruption in way of reform in west Balkans

    • Tony Barber, Financial Times

  • EU to delay launch of membership talks with Macedonia

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Breakaway Republics Look To Advance Statehood At Summit

    • Radio Free Europe

  • This is not a poker game

    • Peter Mandelson and Louis Michel, The Guardian



    30 de Outubro

  • Sudden thaw in Russia-EU energy relations

    • Oleg Mityayev, RIA Novosti

  • State Department: No new plan for Kosovo

    • B-92

  • Majority of French want referendum on new EU treaty

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Hollande votera "oui" au traité de Lisbonne

    • Le Figaro

  • Germany's Social Democrats Venture a New Beginning

    • Alexander Kudascheff, DW

  • Bernard Kouchner défend la présence de Total en Birmanie

    • Le Monde



    29 de Outubro

  • The future of Europe is much too serious to be left to wise men

    • Peter Sain ley Berry, EUObserver

  • Putin moots institute to monitor human rights in EU

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Lisbon Treaty made to avoid referendum, says Giscard

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver

  • Reasons for EU to tacitly consent to Turkey' s possible move

    • People’s Daily

  • African states fear brain drain through EU blue card

    • Lucia Kubosova, EUObserver

  • Slovenia gearing up to deal with Balkan hornet's nest

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver



    25 de Outubro

  • If our political parties did not exist, would we ever need to invent them?

    • Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian

  • Putin to visit Portugal for Russia-EU summit

    • People’s Daily

  • Kosovo Status High on Agenda at Russia's Talks With NATO, EU

    • DW

  • World citizens favour stronger EU global role

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Sarkozy, Gore y Barroso lanzan la «revolución ecológica francesa»

    • ABC

  • La UE es la potencia mejor valorada porque prefiere el diálogo a las armas

    • Andrea Rizzi, El Pais



    24 de Outubro

  • The whole world must act

    • Gordon Brown, The Guardian

  • 'Nobody Wants A New Cold War'

    • Entrevista com Robert Gates, Radio Free Europe

  • The transatlantic indeX

    • Dominique Moisi, Daily Times

  • Seize the Opportunity with Russia on Kosovo

    • Janusz Bugajski and Edward P. Joseph, Washington Post

  • Putin to focus on bilateral, international issues in Portugal

    • RIA Novosti

  • New Polish leader vows to repair EU and Russia ties

    • Lucia Kubosova, EUObserver



    23 de Outubro

  • Le Kosovo veut tourner la page

    • Agim Ceku, Le Monde

  • International troika ups efforts to break Kosovo deadlock

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Sarkozy-Merkel: le poids des styles

    • Frank Baasner, Le Figaro

  • Making the EU democratic is desirable but risky

    • Michael Meyer-Resende, EUObserver

  • Le leader populiste Blocher ne veut pas de l'adhésion à l'Union

    • François Hauter, Le Figaro

  • Les libéraux polonais reviennent vers l'Europe

    • Arielle Thedrel, Le Figaro



    22 de Outubro

  • The Reform Treaty should be welcomed

    • Ricahrd Corbett, EUObserver

  • We must have a say on the EU treaty

    • Leader, Daily Telegraph

  • Jailors claim right to strike under EU treaty

    • David Charter and Francis Elliott, Times

  • Sudan leader should not attend EU-Africa summit, say NGOs

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver

  • La UE espera mejores relaciones con Polonia tras la derrota de los Kaczynski

    • El Pais

  • La ultraderecha xenófoba confirma su triunfo en las legislativas suizas

    • Antonio Sánchez Solís, ABC



    19 de Outubro

  • Regreso al futuro: el Tratado de Reforma

    • Francisco Aldecoa Luzarraga, El Pais

  • Luz verde para el 'Tratado de Lisboa'

    • El Mundo

  • EU enlargement chief sceptical of Sarkozy 'wise men' idea

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Europe's Central Bank is on the verge of harming the euro-zone

    • Melvyn Krauss, Daily Star

  • Putinism in the Balkans

    • Stephen Schwartz, Weekly Standard

  • Polish elections remain unpredictable ahead of Sunday vote

    • Lucia Kubosova, EUObserver



    18 de Outubro

  • Un nouvel horizon pour l'Union européenne

    • José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, Le Figaro

  • Never mind the treaty squabbles. Europe's real problem is Babel

    • Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian

  • EU seeks to close its institutional wrangling

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • Europe shows little consensus on addressing its energy needs

    • Jacek Saryusz-Wolski, Daily Star

  • 'Politics Have Interfered With Our Work'

    • Entrevista com Carla Del Ponte, Der Spiegel

  • Twin leaders polarize Poland

    • Kim Murphy, LA Times



    17 de Outubro

  • Compromiso hecho realidad

    • Peter Mandelson, Louis Michel Y Manuel Pinho, El Pais

  • No way to treat a friend

    • Chris Patten, The Guardian

  • Gordon Brown will sell us out to Brussels again

    • Daniel Hannan, Daily Telegraph

  • A Europe of exclusion clauses

    • Tony Barber, Financial Times

  • October 21 Polls Fast Approaching in Poland

    • Melissa Hahn, The Power and Interest News Report

  • EU council adopts military action in Chad, Central African Republic

    • People’s Daily

  • Belgrade says UN pressure strengthens anti-EU forces

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • EU and Russia Agree on Early Warning System for Energy

    • DW



    16 de Outubro

  • How Britain can get the best out of Europe

    • Ruth Lea, Daily Telegraph

  • Problems remain ahead of EU treaty summit

    • Renata Goldirova, EUobserver

  • Italia sorprende con una amenaza de veto al nuevo Tratado de la UE

    • R. M. De Rituerto, El Pais

  • Varsovie et Londres près d'accepter le nouveau traité européen

    • Le Monde

  • European Union Members Near Pact on Treaty

    • Stephen Castle, New York Times

  • Serbian cooperation with UN tribunal 'still irresolute', Del Ponte says

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • EU moving away from US on Kosovo, says Belgrade

    • Lucia Kubosova, EUObserver

  • Suecia y Portugal, los países de la UE que mejor integran a los inmigrantes

    • M. Nuñez, ABC



    15 de Outubro

  • Polish Leader Confident of EU Treaty Success

    • DW

  • EU accused of bullying Britain to water down stance on treaty

    • David Charte, Times

  • EU envoy urges Kosovo parties to step up talks

    • People’s Daily

  • Merkel y Putin hablarán de Kosovo e Irán en la cumbre Alemania-Rusia

    • El Pais

  • Bulgaria euro row may come up at summit

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • EU set to agree Burma sanctions

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver



    14 de Outubro

  • Keeping the momentum on Burma

    • Bernard Kouchner and David Miliband, International Herald Tribune

  • The biggest threat to the West lies within itself, not with Islam

    • Simon Jenkins, Times

  • Putin will warn on EU protectionism

    • Neil Buckley and Hugh Williamson, Financial Times



    12 de Outubro

  • A fresh start for Europe

    • Jacques Delors And Etienne Davignon, Daily Times

  • 'A Clear European Voice is Missing in the World'

    • Entrevista com Timothy Garton Ash, Der Spiegel

  • Nobody wants to create another EU crisis

    • Margot Wallström, EUObserver

  • Europe must look east to deal with the euro

    • Fred Bergsten, Financial Times

  • Call for 'coordinated' ratification of EU treaty

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • EU Making Its Voice Heard In Russia's Backyard

    • Brian Whitmore, Radio Free Europe

  • Croatia Edges Towards EU Membership as Fisheries Row Rages

    • DW

  • New Think Tank Hopes to Put Europe Back on the Map

    • Cameron Abadi, Der Spiegel

  • Solana warns Turkey against military incursion in Iraq

    • Jochen Luypaert, EUObserver

  • Les hommes en noir réapparaissent au Kosovo

    • Isabelle Lasserre, Le Figaro

  • Half the World

    • Leader, Times



    11 de Outubro

  • Serbia and the EU: Mladic first, then talks

    • Chris Patten, EUObserver

  • Ukraine: des raisons d'espérer

    • Piotr Smolar, Le Monde

  • An Orthodox balm for Europe

    • Nicolai N. Petro, CS Monitor

  • Let the people decide on EU reform

    • Leader, Daily Telegraph

  • European countries back oil pipeline extension

    • Ed Crooks and Roman Olearchyk, Financial Times

  • "Building a new partnership between the EU and Central Asia"

    • Turkish Weekly

  • Putin Accuses Europe of Ignoring Nazism in the Baltics

    • DW

  • The rise of mosques becomes catalyst for conflict across Europe

    • Ian Traynor, The Guardian

  • Pope told 'survival of world' at stake if Muslims and Christians do not make peace

    • Ruth Gledhill, Times

  • EU criticises Sweden over transparency move

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver



    10 de Outubro

  • Is Europe serious about having a vigorous foreign policy?

    • Martti Ahtisaari, Joschka Fischer and Mabel Van Oranje, Daily Star

  • Secure EU's energy future

    • Jacek Saryusz-Wolski, Japan Times

  • Moscow wants Kosovo on the agenda of Russia-EU summit

    • RIA Novosti

  • Barroso worried commission could take a hit in new EU treaty

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • El Tribunal de Estrasburgo cuestiona la enseñanza del islam en Turquia

    • Enrique Serbeto, ABC

  • Turkey’s burgeoning civil society and transforming foreign policy

    • Mehmet Kalyoncu, Today’s Zaman

  • Ukraine and Gazprom strike deal on gas dispute

    • Jochen Luypaert, EUObserver

  • 'The West Shouldn't Humiliate Us'

    • Entrevista com Vladimir Yakunin, Der Spiegel

  • German historian publishes chilling read: Hitler's fan mail

    • Assaf Uni, Haaretz



    9 de Outubro

  • "La UE no puede hacer la guerra"

    • Entrevista com Henri Bentégeat, El Pais

  • La France concrétise par quatre propositions sa volonté de retour complet dans l'OTAN

    • Le Monde

  • Images of Masked Gunmen in Kosovo Unsettle a Region Scarred by Ethnic Conflict

    • Nicholas Wood, New York Times

  • Eurozone ministers call for stronger Chinese currency

    • Jochen Luypaert, EUObserver

  • Sarkozy tiende un puente al este de Europa

    • J. M. Martí Font, El Pais

  • Will Sarkozy become Sarko?

    • Yelena Shesternina, RIA Novosti

  • Russia: France's Sarkozy Takes Critical Stand On First Trip To Moscow

    • Jeffrey Donovan, Radio Free Europe

  • Ayaan Hirsi Ali: abandoned to fanatics

    • Sam Harris and Salman Rushdie, LA Times



    8 de Outubro

  • 'I Am not a Warmonger'

    • Entrevista com Bernard Kouchner, Der Spiegel

  • "En finir avec les caprices politiques"

    • Entrevista com Viktor Iouchtchenko, Le Figaro

  • No graceful exit for Russia's Grand Putin

    • Nina Khrushcheva, Japan Times

  • Poland to be wooed by Germany and France over EU treaty

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • Politkovskaya Honored One Year On

    • Natalya Krainova, David Nowak and Svetlana Osadchuk, The Moscow Times

  • Una conferencia a finales de año podría definir el estatus de Kosovo

    • Simón Teço, ABC

  • UK Labour trails behind Conservatives in new opinion polls

    • People’s Daily

  • Europe Must Find a Common Voice in Africa

    • Ute Schaeffer, DW

  • China-EU summit to bridge gaps

    • Fu Jing, China Daily

  • EU rethink on trade threat to ex-colonies

    • Alan Beattie and Andrew Bounds, Financial Times



    7 de Outubro

  • EU hopes for Lisbon treaty deal

    • Tony Barber, Financial Times

  • 5 Myths About Sick Old Europe

    • Steven Hill, Washington Post

  • Solana Visit To Focus On Energy, Drug Trade

    • Ahto Lobjakas, Radio Free Europe



    6 de Outubro

  • A confederation for Kosovo

    • Antonio Cassese, Today’s Zaman



    5 de Outubro

  • Belgrade against December deadline on Kosovo

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Council of Europe displeased with Russia again

    • Yelena Shesternina, RIA Novosti

  • EU split on sanctioning Iran

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • The E.U. Appoints New Counter-Terrorism Coordinator

    • PINR

  • Ukraine parties begin coalition talks following vote, uncertainty looms

    • Kyiv Post



    2 de Outubro

  • Europe needs to assert itself in the world

    • Martti Ahtisaari and Joschka Fischer, Financial Times

    posted by IPRI-UNL @ sábado, novembro 25, 2006   0 comments

    sexta-feira, novembro 24, 2006

    ARQUIVO: Setembro

    27 de Setembro

  • Defence is our priority

    • Nuno Severiano Teixeira, The Guardian

  • Kosovo is looking forward

    • Agim Ceku, International Herald Tribune

  • Kosovo: Is EU The 'Wild Card'?

    • Patrick Moore, Radio Free Europe

  • The EU Reform Treaty: a badly written version of the EU constitution

    • Jens Peter Bonde, EUObsever

  • Personal data protection under threat in EU treaty draft

    • Honor Mahony, EUObsever

  • Denmark still to decide on EU referendum

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObsever

  • Brussels willing to compromise on wine reform

    • Lucia Kubosova, EUObsever



    26 de Setembro

  • The blinders of history

    • Dominique Moisi, Daily Times

  • Nueva derecha, vieja izquierda, o todo lo contrario

    • Jordi Borja, El Pais

  • Le "new deal" mondial de Nicolas Sarkozy

    • Samuel Laurent, Le Figaro

  • Why did Poland accuse the EU of the "herd instinct"?

    • Yelena Shesternina, RIA Novosti

  • Les Occidentaux cherchent une astuce juridique pour légitimer l'indépendance du Kosovo

    • Le Monde

  • Brown se resiste a convocar un referéndum sobre la Carta Europea

    • Walter Oppenheimer, El Pais

  • Dutch MPs reject referendum path

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • UN greenlights EU troops for Chad

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver



    25 de Setembro

  • La batalla contra la pena capital

    • Romano Prodi, El Pais

  • The possible perils of recognizing Kosovo's independence

    • Charles Tannock, Daily Star

  • La France et l'OTAN ou le retour à Canossa

    • Yves Boyer, Le Monde

  • EU referendum pledge must be honoured

    • Gisela Stuart, The Guardian

  • Polish demands could scupper deal on EU treaty

    • Tony Barber, Financial Times

  • Referendum on new EU treaty not needed, says Gordon Brown

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Euro hits all-time high

    • Jochen Luypaert, EUObserver

  • The EU's invisible helping hand in Ukraine

    • Fabrizio Tassinari, EUObserver

  • La France veut une force européenne près du Darfour

    • Le Monde

  • France in Lebanon: colorful, but with no plan of action

    • Michel Nehme, Daily Star



    24 de Setembro

  • Iran: Sarkozy se démarque de Kouchner

    • Julie Connan, Le Figaro

  • La última receta para la crisis de Kosovo: un país, dos Estados

    • Simón Tecco, ABC

  • Poll fever mounts as Labour meets

    • George Parker, Financial Times

  • Global problems demand global democracy

    • Graham Watson Piia-Noora Kauppi and Jo Leinen Gerard Onesta, Today’s Zaman

  • Merkel to Stress Climate Control at First UN Visit

    • DW

  • NATO and EU relations simmer over soldiers

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • More mysteries in Russia

    • Editorial, Japan Times

  • The European Commission goes monopoly-hunting

    • Mikhail Khmelev, RIA Novosti

  • Euro caro

    • Editorial, El Pais

  • Lucia Kubosova, EUobserver

    • Europeans rebuff US-style capitalism and fear Asian competition



    23 de Setembro

  • 'No State Should Limit OSCE’s Support For Civil Society'

    • Entrevista com Richard S. Williamson, Radio Free Europe

  • Greater mobility for smaller wage gaps

    • Philippe Maystadt, Japan Times



    22 de Setembro

  • EU Does Not Reject Energy Reform Right Away

    • Kommersant

  • Le gouvernement néerlandais ne veut pas organiser un nouveau référendum sur l'Europe

    • Le Monde

  • Soil Samples 'Prove' Arctic is Russian

    • Der Spiegel



    21 de Setembro

  • The West needs France to rejoin Nato

    • Denis MacShane, Daily Telegraph

  • Endless talks on Kosovo may lead to 'hostilities', US warns

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Preemptive Appeasement

    • Daniel Mandel, Weekly Standard

  • Gordon Brown to shun summit over Mugabe

    • Leader, Daily Telegraph

  • Unbundling a Hypocritical Energy Stance

    • Editorial, The Moscow Times

  • Turkey should be EU partner, not member: French president

    • People’s Daily

  • L'Europe peine à intervenir autour du Darfour

    • Arnaud De La Grange, Le Figaro

  • Could a financial crisis engulf Europe?

    • George Irvin, EUObserver

  • A Washington, M. Kouchner promet de ne plus employer "le mot qui choque"

    • Le Monde



    20 de Setembro

  • "Les Européens tardent à s'engager" pour le Darfour

    • Entrevista com Jean-Marie Guéhenno, Le Monde

  • Le pouvoir serbe s'éloigne d'une adhésion à l'Otan

    • Isabelle Lasserre, Le Figaro

  • Mugabe defies Brown over summit boycott

    • Jenny Booth, Times

  • End of Belgium should be a warning to Gordon

    • Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph

  • The French Revolution

    • Roger Cohen, New York Times

  • EU’s energy plans prompt Moscow fears

    • Sarah Laitner, Ed Crooks and Catherine Belton, Financial Times

  • Putinism

    • Richard W. Rahn, Washington Times

  • Russia, U.S. fail to move closer over missile defense plans

    • People’s Daily

  • Spat Over Yushchenko Poisoning

    • Maria Danilova, The Moscow Times

  • Al Zawahiri pide a sus seguidores que "limpien" el Magreb de los "hijos de España y Francia"

    • El Pais

  • Descubrir mediterrâneos

    • Darío Valcárcel, ABC



    19 de Setembro

  • Kouchner veut redéfinir la relation franco-russe

    • Laure Mandeville, Le Figaro

  • Lavrov Confronts French Minister Over Iran

    • Francesca Mereu and Nikolaus von Twickel, The Moscow Times

  • “Only UNMIK can organize Kosovo elections”

    • B-92

  • "La religión musulmana no puede quedar exenta de crítica y sátira"

    • Entrevista com Lars Vilks, El Pais

  • A maître d’s guide to winning a ‘yes’ vote on the EU

    • Daniel Finkelstein, Times

  • EU treaty negotiations proceed slowly

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • Brussels to announce EU energy sector shake-up

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • The taming of the past

    • Gennady Bordyugov, RIA Novosti

  • China Asks Merkel to Abandon Talks With Dalai Lama

    • DW



    18 de Setembro

  • Portuguese PM talks Kosovo with Bush

    • Desmond Butler, Serbianna

  • Europe is not a 'threat' Barroso tells UK

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • Father of EU constitution issues referendum warning

    • Mark Beunderman, EUObserver

  • Farmers protest EU ministers meeting in Portugal

    • People’s Daily

  • Will EU succeed in Central Asia?

    • Fakhriddin Nizamov, RIA Novosti

  • Battle of 2 Capitalisms

    • Kirill Rogov, The Moscow Times

  • Germany’s north-south split

    • Bertrand Benoit, Financial Times

  • El fracaso electoral abre una gran crisis en los socialistas griegos

    • Ramón Lobo, El Pais

  • Belgica cumple 100 días sin gobierno

    • El Mundo

  • Turkey’s increasing isolation

    • Hasan Kanbolat, Today’s Zaman



    17 de Setembro

  • Once again, musical chairs at the Kremlin

    • Nina L. Khrushcheva, Japan Times

  • France Warns Of Possible War With Iran

    • Radio Free Europe

  • Sarko's Nuke Offer Bombs with Berlin

    • Ralf Beste and Stefan Simons, Der Spiegel

  • Sarkozy bouscule les idées reçues en Europe

    • Pierre Rousselin, Le Figaro

  • Dutch government struggling with EU referendum decision

    • Mark Beunderman, EUObserver

  • Cartoonist shrugs at Islamic death threat

    • David Charter, Times

  • Defense Minister: Germany Would Shoot Down Hijacked Plane

    • DW

  • Microsoft loses EU antitrust appeal

    • Tobias Buck, Financial Times

  • The EU's trial balloon Walloons

    • Gregory Rodriguez, LA Times

  • Greek conservatives retain power

    • Lucia Kubosova, EUObserver



    16 de Setembro

  • Germany wrestles with keeping its soldiers in Afghanistan

    • Judy Dempsey, IHT

  • Serbian leader denounces NATO intentions in Kosovo

    • Nicholas Wood, IHT

  • Gul faces battle to win over military

    • Vincent Boland, Financial Times

  • A visit with Putin


  • La Russie sous contrôle

    • Editorial, Le Monde



    15 de Setembro

  • Karadzic's son deported out of Serbia

    • Serbianna

  • EU warns Ukraine on upcoming elections

    • Andrei Vavra, RIA Novosti

  • Russian government gets new prime minister

    • Lucia Kubosova, EUObserver

  • A Russian 'Election'

    • Editorial, Washington Post

  • La lutte anticorruption, arme électorale du Kremlin

    • Le Monde

  • Islam: Radicalism In Europe Reflects 'Spiritual Void'

    • Entrevista com Edwin Bakker, Radio Free Europe

  • Muslims and the Tale of Two Continents

    • Shada Islam, Yale Global

  • Turquie : Paris pourrait lever l'obstacle du référendum

    • Alain Barluet, Le Figaro



    14 de Setembro

  • Dutch EU referendum less likely after key report

    • Mark Beunderman, EUObserver

  • Brussels and Kiev to discuss ties ahead of crucial elections

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Portugal struggles with disputed EU bills on workers' rights

    • Lucia Kubosova, EUObserver

  • La UE busca inmigrantes cualificados

    • Ricardo M. De Rituerto, El Pais

  • La France peut faire aussi bien que l’Allemagne

    • François Fillon, Le Figaro

  • Restoring and protecting the Black Sea: Cooperation is vital

    • Scott Gehlbach and Konstantin Sonin, Moscow Times

  • Room to Maneuver

    • Alexei Makarkin, The Moscow Times

  • Serbia pide a sus ciudadanos residentes en Kosovo que boicoteen las elecciones

    • El Mundo

  • UK to Close Military Bases in Germany, Pull Out 3,600 Troops

    • DW

  • Geopolitical Risk Rises in F.Y.R.O.M.

    • PINR

  • Brussels and 9/11

    • Diana West, Washington Times



    13 de Setembro

  • Knowing Who but Not Why

    • Scott Gehlbach and Konstantin Sonin, Moscow Times

  • How important is Kosovo independence to the West?

    • Ekrem Krasniqi, EUObserver

  • Battleground Europe

    • Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian

  • Europe's quarreling crew

    • David Howell, Japan Times

  • Dreams of Europe

    • Andrew Finkel, Today’s Zaman

  • Sarkozy, Merkel et la cohabitation


  • Integration and legitimation

    • Editorial, The Hindu

  • L'Union s'inquiète des répercussions des élections polonaises sur le traité

    • Le Monde

  • Mugabe to be invited to Lisbon summit, says the African Union

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver

  • Agree to police reforms or forget talks, EU tells Bosnian leaders

    • Ian Traynor, The Guardian

  • EU's Afghan Training Mission Hampered by Fresh Troubles

    • DW

  • EU supports clean water, sanitation projects in Tanzânia

    • People’s Daily

  • Paris cherche à convaincre l'Union européenne de sanctionner Téhéran

    • Le Monde



    12 de Setembro

  • Portugal FM now opposes Hamas talks

    • Herb Keinon, Jerusalem Post

  • 11-s y 11-m: la fiebre helenística

    • Benigno Pendás, ABC

  • Belgrado lanza una ofensiva diplomática sobre Kosovo ante la división de la UE

    • Simon Tecco, ABC

  • Back in the USSR

    • Dennis Ross, The New Republic

  • Putin Dissolves Russian Government

    • Mike Eckel, Washington Post

  • Sarkozy Faces His First Reform Test

    • Carol Matlack, Der Spiegel

  • CDU Puts New Twist on Conservative Politics

    • DW

  • Euro Hits All-Time High Against Dollar

    • DW

  • Detenidas 154 personas, tres de ellas eurodiputados, en una manifestación contra la islamización en Europa

    • El Pais



    11 de Setembro

  • Face au terrorisme, la cohésion de l'exécutif est essentielle

    • Michèle Alliot-Marie, Le Figaro

  • Listen to Petraeus

    • Leader, Times

  • Ideological Irresponsibility Across the Atlantic

    • Fyodor Lukyanov, The Moscow Times

  • En s'opposant à l'indépendance du Kosovo, la Russie teste sa puissance face à l'Occident

    • Isabelle Lasserre, Le Figaro

  • La Turquie échappe à un attentat

    • C. J

  • Défense : l'Europe distancée sur le "spatial militaire"

    • Arnaud De La Grange, Le Figaro

  • Sarkozy and Merkel in competition plea

    • Bertrand Benoit and Ben Hall, Financial Times

  • José Manuel Barroso appelle les Européens à "écouter le message des religions"

    • Le Monde



    10 de Setembro

  • What do the referendum campaigners really want?

    • Richard Laming, EUObserver

  • Turkey’s EU accession and democratization process

    • Murat Tümay, Today’s Zaman

  • EU Ministers Call for Tougher Russia Line

    • Mark John and Marcin Grajewski, The Moscow Times

  • Kosovo future fuels serious EU divisions Ekrem Krasniqi, EUObserver

    • Ekrem Krasniqi, EUObserver

  • Africa summit in jeopardy as Brown vows to boycott Mugabe

    • David Charter, Times

  • Denmark brings forward decision on treaty referendum

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver

  • Malta to Enter Euro Zone, But Not Everybody's Pleased

    • DW

  • Desactivan los 80 kilos de explosivo del atentado fallido de ETA en Logroño

    • El Mundo



    9 de Setembro

  • EU hopeful Polish vote will not hit reform

    • Tony Barber, Financial Times

  • Les grandes puissances auraient laissé Karadzic et Mladic

    • Le Monde



    8 de Setembro

  • EU faces further hurdles on last treaty lap

    • Mark Beunderman, EUObserver

  • Irritante Pologne

    • Editorial, Le Monde



    7 de Setembro

  • Le Kosovo, une affaire européenne

    • Bernard Kouchner et David Miliband, Le Monde

  • Thorny Kosovo issue to be discussed by EU foreign ministers

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • Sarkozy is right: We do need a debate on the future of Europe

    • Peter Sain ley Berry, EUObserver

  • Minitraité: la Pologne en position de trouble-fête

    • Pierre Avril, Le Figaro

  • Orhan Pamuk: I’m a democrat, secularist and a westernization supporter

    • Today’s Zaman

  • Containing Russia: back to the future?

    • Sergey Lavrov, The Hindu

  • Putin puts on show of strength to impress voters

    • Tony Halpin, Times

  • A dialogue in hell

    • Farish A Noor, Daily Times

  • Europeans want the EU to take more global responsibility

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver

  • US priorities threaten EU work in Lebanon

    • Mai Yamani, Daily Star



    6 de Setembro

  • Serbia Says Use of Force Is an Option in Kosovo

    • Nicholas Wood, New York Times

  • Counter-terrorism sparks hot debate in EU parliament

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • All-party push for referendum on EU treaty puts fresh pressure on Brown

    • Patrick Wintour, The Guardian

  • Poland opposes EU day against death penalty

    • Mark Beunderman, EUObserver

  • UK vows to remain ‘champ' of Turkey in EU

    • Today’s Zaman

  • Protesters Critical Of Islam Cry Foul Over Banned Rally

    • Jeffrey Donovan, Radio Free Europe

  • N'ayons pas peur de revenir sur les accords de Schengen

    • Denis Vignolles, Le Figaro

  • Putin's ambition

    • Helle Dale, Washington Times

  • Caucasus becomes a new hotbed of extremism

    • Dmitry Shlapentokh, Asia Times

  • La derrota de ETA

    • Josep Lluís Sureda, El Pais



    5 de Setembro

  • Russia is building up its power on feet of clay

    • Joschka Fischer, Daily Star

  • Duma Ordered To Avoid Populism

    • Anatoly Medetsky, The Moscow Times

  • Suspected Terrorists Arrested in Germany

    • DW

  • "Significant part of EU opposes Kosovo recognition"

    • B-92

  • Brown holds spectre of referendum over EU

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • Commissioner suggests solution to EU-Africa summit dilemma

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver

  • Hubert Védrine remet son rapport sur la France dans le monde

    • C. M., Le Figaro

  • French energy tie-up a ‘vision’ for EU

    • Andrew Bounds, Tobias Buck and Sarah Laitner, Financial Times

  • Turkey is vital to Europe's future

    • David Miliband, Daily Telegraph



    4 de Setembro

  • Bridging the Gap

    • Stryker McGuire, Newsweek

  • The New Anti-Semitism

    • Denis MacShane, Washington Post

  • The latest cartoon crisis and the unrecognized bitter reality

    • Ekrem Dumanli, Today’s Zaman

  • Russia draws “red lines” for West

    • Vladimir Radyuhin, The Hindu

  • Kremlin recruits Shakespeare to warn Britain against giving critics limelight

    • Tony Halpin, Times

  • Kouchner: EU unity "most precious" in Kosovo issue

    • B-92

  • EU neighbourhood policy divisions exposed

    • Elitsa Vucheva, EUObserver

  • La Eurocámara pide la creación de una 'fuerza europea' de protección civil

    • El Mundo

  • Germany is Isolating Poland, Says Polish Official

    • DW

  • New Europeans ready to join Schengen passport-free zone

    • Lucia Kubosova, EUObserver

  • Sarkozy y la fusión Suez-Gaz de France

    • Editorial, ABC

  • EU Drums up Support to Revive Middle East Peace Process

    • DW



    3 de Setembro

  • Si nous ne faisons rien, le Darfour sera le modèle des tragédies de demain

    • AVAV, Le Figaro

  • Foreign policy under the new AK Party government

    • Ihsan Dagi, Today’s Zaman

  • 'Executioner' looks positively presidential

    • Andrei Piontkovsky, Japan Times

  • Court rules against FSB officer's arrest in Politkovskaya murder

    • RIA Novosti

  • Turbulent reign of Polish twins

    • Jan Cienski, Financial Times

  • EU, Neighbors In Talks Aimed At Stronger Ties

    • Radio Free Europe

  • Green light for fusion Project

    • Mark Henderson, Times

  • Vatican faces EU inquisition on tax

    • Richard Owen, Times

  • La hora del Tribunal Constitucional

    • Juan Antonio Ortega Díaz-Ambrona, El Pais

  • Escenarios electorales en Marruecos

    • ABC

  • Basra withdrawal not a defeat, says Brown

    • David Batty, The Guardian

  • Ten More Years in Afghanistan?

    • Der Spiegel



    2 de Setembro

  • Putin Sets Date For Duma Elections

    • Radio Free Europe

  • Vladimir the Great?

    • Jay Winik, Washington Post

  • New Russia, new threat

    • Michael McFaul, LA Times



    1 de Setembro

  • EU: Commissioner Discusses 'Reality' Of Neighborhood Policy

    • Entrevista com Benita Ferrero-Waldner, Radio Free Europe

  • What will the military do?

    • Mümtaz’er Türköne, Today’s Zaman

  • EU split over Kosovo independence would create 'chaos', EU envoy says

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • With Russia, Pray for Cynicism

    • Jim Hoagland, Washington Post

  • The borgia candidate for Russia’s presidency

    • Andrei Piontkovsky, Today’s Zaman

  • Brutal Kremlin

    • Editorial, Le Monde

  • Lisbon stops legalisation of immigrants after avalanche of applications

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver

  • Middle East: Terrorism Expert Calls For Ban On Hizballah In Europe

    • Entrevista com Alexander Ritzmann, Radio Free Europe

  • Sarkozy offends in Africa

    • Gwynne Dyer, Japan Times

  • EU calls for peaceful resolutions to conflict in eastern DRC

    • People’s Daily

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    quinta-feira, novembro 23, 2006

    ARQUIVO: Agosto


    17 de Agosto

  • La crise financière et nous

    • Nicolas Barre, Le Figaro

  • Sarkozy calls for more market monitoring after recent turmoil

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • Foreign policy and presidency

    • Ali Bulac, Today’s Zaman

  • EU backs Gül, warns the military once more

    • Today’s Zaman

  • UN alters plans for EU military operation in Chad

    • Lisbeth Kirk, EUObserver

  • For U.S. Officials, France Is the Place to Be

    • Molly Moore, Washington Post

  • Why watching war games is a waste of energy

    • Bronwen Maddox, Times

  • Vladimir Putin needs the West as bogeyman

    • Lilia Shevtsova, Daily Telegraph

  • Russia Continues Investigation Of Georgian Missile Claim

    • Radio Free Europe

  • Just Russia party to nominate Putin 2012 presidential candidate

    • RIA Novosti

  • El Guadiana europeo

    • Enrique Barón Crespo, El Pais



    16 de Agosto

  • Shanghai Cooperation Organization Leaders Meet

    • Radio Free Europe

  • Serbia accuses NATO, U.S. of creating satellite state in Kosovo

    • People’s Daily

  • Independence question raised again in Scotland

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • The A.K.P.'s Complex Victory in Turkey

    • Dario Cristiani, PINR



    15 de Agosto

  • Why are they opposing Gul?

    • Ilnur Cevik, The New Anatolian

  • Shanghai Cooperation Organization: territory of partnership

    • Jibek Syzdykova, RIA Novosti

  • Nationalists, Caucasians Both Suspected In Russian Train Blast

    • Radio Free Europe

  • Denmark joins international race to claim the Arctic

    • Lisbeth Kirk, EUObserver



    14 de Agosto

  • Turkey risks new political turmoil over presidential candidate

    • Renata Goldiro, EUObserver

  • Serbia set to keep Kosovo, even if EU integration jeopardized

    • RIA Novosti

  • S.C.O. Summit Demonstrates its Growing Cohesion

    • Marcel de Haas, The Power and Interest News Report

  • President Putin's Third Term

    • Reuben F. Johnson, Weekly Standard

  • Democracy is once again under threat in Ukraine

    • Nina Khrushcheva, Daily Star

  • Abkhazia in geopolitical game in the Caucasus

    • Sergei Markedonov, RIA Novosti

  • Why did Russian-Georgian tension escalate?

    • Hasan Kanbolat, Today’s Zaman

  • El PNV de Imaz

    • Ludger Mees, El Pais

  • What's Next for Warsaw?

    • Der Spiegel

  • Brown mulling mid-term elections to cash in on popularity?

    • Hasan Suroor, The Hindu

  • Politician Wants More German Help for Darfur

    • DW



    13 de Agosto

  • Turkish and Kurdish nationalism

    • Mümtazer Türköne, Today’s Zaman

  • In Talks on Kosovo, Partition Becomes an Option

    • New York Times

  • Kosovo waiting for funds

    • Neil MacDonald, Financial Times

  • Poland to Have Elections 2 Years Early

    • Judy Dempsey, New York Times

  • Party barred from Ukraine poll

    • Roman Olearchyk, Financial Times

  • On Top of the World

    • Richard Lourie, The Moscow Times

  • Russia's mental state

    • Leader, Daily Telegraph

  • Trichet concerned over EU treaty change

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • Putin increases missile defence rhetoric

    • Isabel Gorst, Financial Times

  • U.K. panel tells Brown boycott of Hamas is counterproductive

    • Haaretz



    12 de Agosto

  • Another Kosovo Crisis?

    • Matthew Kaminski, WS Opinion Journal

  • EU puts pressure on Kosovo rivals to reach deal

    • Editorial, IHT

  • Putin increases missile defence rhetoric

    • Isabel Gorst, Financial Times



    11 de Agosto

  • Peut-on encore sauver le Kosovo?

    • Ad Melkert, Le Figaro



    10 de Agosto

  • Don't rule out Putin's initiative

    • Henry A. Kissinger, International Herald Tribune

  • Gordon Brown se démarque de George Bush sur l'Irak et l'Afghanistan

    • Le Monde

  • Last round talks on Kosovo question

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • El presidente polaco y la oposición acuerdan celebrar elecciones anticipadas en otoño

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • Washington impose des visas aux Européens

    • Alexandrine Bouilhet, Le Figaro

  • Peace Mission 2007 and the S.C.O. Summit

    • Adam Wolfe, PINR

  • UN Wants More Facts On Georgia-Russia Dispute

    • Radio Free Europe



    9 de Agosto

  • A principled EU approach to Russia

    • Paddy Ashdown, International Herald Tribune

  • Liberty, Not Sovereignty, at Stake in Kosovo

    • Matthew Kaminski, The Moscow Times

  • Russian-Georgian Relations Hit New Low

    • Simone Schlindwein, Der Spiegel

  • Polish interior minister fired

    • Honor Mahony, EUObserver

  • Reino Unido busca su lugar

    • Darío Valcárcel, ABC

  • Who will be the next president?

    • Ihsan Dagi, Today’s Zaman

  • Asie-Europe, un partenariat prometteur

    • George Yeo, Le Figaro

  • Le fils de Kadhafi veut une Constitution pour la Libye

    • Pierre Prier, Le Figaro

  • Argentina relanza la Alianza de Civilizaciones de Zapatero

    • El Mundo

  • N'oublions pas que Varsovie, comme le ghetto, s'est insurgée aussi contre les nazis

    • Élisabeth G. Sledziewski, Le Figaro



    8 de Agosto

  • The EU's policy toward Syria: a costly wait and see approach

    • Ruth Hanau-Santini, EUObserver

  • Turkey and Iraq in spat over terror base

    • Vincent Boland, FT

  • Georgia calls on EU to condemn Russia over missile strike

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • Kosovo: Final Status 'Should Be Decided By December'

    • Entrevista com Frank Wisner, Radio Free Europe

  • Brown reverses Guantanamo policy

    • Hasan Suroor, The Hindu

  • EU threatens tit-for-tat visa limits on Americans after US tightens law

    • David Gow, The Guardian

  • US to Add Info on Nazi Holocaust to Web Site After Complaint

    • DW

  • An Ice Cold War

    • Scott Borgerson, New York Times



    7 de Agosto

  • A definitive guide to why you must have a vote on Europe

    • William Hague, Times

  • The real meaning of the Turkish elections

    • Richard Falk, Today’s Zaman

  • A question of G-8 legitimacy

    • Kazuo Ogoura, Japan Times

  • No bargain with EU on Kosovo status - Serbian diplomat

    • RIA Novosti, RIA Novosti

  • Georgian Minister Accuses Russia Of 'Act Of Aggression'

    • Radio Free Europe

  • Anti-Westernism is the New National Idea

    • Lilia Shevtsova, The Moscow Times

  • Post-Soviet modernity

    • Rob Sobhani, Washington Times



    6 de Agosto

  • UE y contaminación

    • Editorial, El Pais

  • I'm a huge fan of giving power to Brussels, said Brown policy adviser

    • Dominic Maxwell, Times

  • Weak America = weakened Europe

    • Christoph Bertram, Daily Times

  • Conversion in France's Foreign Ministry

    • David Rieff, Japan Times

  • Polarization of the Rich North Pole

    • Harley Balzer, The Moscow Times

  • Turkey to Warn Iraq on Rebel Sanctuaries

    • Ellen Knickmeyer, Washington Post

  • Despite the hype, Turkish secularism is not on the wane

    • Sezin Morkaya Slaats, Daily Star

  • Partition in the agenda for Cyprus

    • Ata Atun, Today’s Zaman

  • Poland's ruling coalition in disarray

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • ‘Rival to Nato’ begins first military exercise

    • Tony Halpin, Times

  • Europe: No. 1 in Sustainable Energy

    • Cassidy Flanagan and Mark Scott, Der Spiegel



    5 de Agosto

  • Gul future uncertain as Erdogan picks team

    • Vincent Boland, Financial Times

  • “Final status decision in 2008”

    • B-92



    4 de Agosto

  • Turkey’s new elites

    • Mümtaz’er Türköne, Today’s Zaman

  • Les Kurdes retrouvent l'Assemblée nationale turque

    • Laure Marchand, Le Figaro

  • Immigration clandestine : suspension des patrouilles en Méditerranée

    • Le Monde



    3 de Agosto

  • What makes Brown think UN can fix Darfur?

    • Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph

  • Kosovo as part of Russia's design

    • Janusz Bugajski, Washington Times

  • No alternative to Gül’s presidential bid

    • Today’s Zaman

  • Europe warns US on Iran sanctions

    • Daniel Dombey and Javier and Francesco Guerrera, Financial Times

  • Young Russia's Enemy No. 1

    • Sarah E. Mendelson and Theodore P. Gerber, Washington Post

  • Gazprom Delays Gas Cuts To Belarus By One Week

    • Radio Free Europe

  • Arctic Role

    • Leader, Times

  • EADS Subsidiary Confirms Arms Deal With Libya

    • DW

  • La politique extérieure de Sarkozy plaît aux Français

    • Samuel Laurent, Le Figaro

  • Alemania encabeza las exportaciones de la UE y España gana peso en el sector

    • El Pais

  • EU border agency under pressure to restart patrol mission

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver



    2 de Agosto

  • France could re-open debate on Turkey referendum

    • Mark Beunderman, EUObserver

  • Britain can’t have two best friends

    • John Bolton, Financial Times

  • A Partnership of Shared Purpose

    • Joseph Loconte, Weekly Standard

  • Gordon Brown urged to call early election

    • Patrick Phelvin and Richard Holt, Daily Telegraph

  • Gorbachev's Distorted View of Putinism

    • David R. Marples, The Moscow Times

  • Never Speak to Strangers

    • David Satter, Weekly Standard

  • Russian FM urges ASEAN to expand security forum

    • RIA Novosti

  • EU concerned by energy dispute between Russia and Belarus

    • Helena Spongenberg, EUObserver

  • Election campaign officially kicks off in Ukraine

    • RIA Novosti



    1 de Agosto

  • Poland should be less unjustifiably afraid for its future

    • Dominique Moisi, Daily Star

  • Brown must climb down on EU vote

    • Irwin Stelzer, Daily Telegraph

  • The future of Islam in Turkey - and what it means for Europe

    • Pyotr Romanov, RIA Novosti

  • Kosovo needs a conclusion, not a new beginning

    • Agron Bajrami, EUObserver

  • Transdnestr: myths and realities

    • Sergei Markedonov, RIA Novosti

  • Seize the Cesium

    • Peter D. Zimmerman, James M. Acton and M. Brooke Rogers, New York Times

  • Wrong Turn

    • Jurgen Reinhoudt, WS Opinion Journal

  • Europe's dreaded affliction

    • Paul Belien, Washington Times

  • Brussels eyes single European public prosecutor

    • Renata Goldirova, EUObserver

  • PACE Urges Media Access For Russian Opposition

    • Radio Free Europe

  • Un presidente posmoderno

    • Sami Naïr, El Pais

  • Travail, emploi, pouvoir d'achat : une loi pour redonner confiance aux Français

    • Christine Lagarde, Le Figaro

  • British Military Leaves Northern Ireland

    • Ralf Sotscheck, Der Spiegel

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