EU-Russia Sign Package Reinforcing Bilateral Relations (Great Europe)

UpInArms

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Tue May-10-05 09:55 AM
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EU-Russia Sign Package Reinforcing Bilateral Relations (Great Europe)

http://www.zaman.com/?bl=hotnews&alt=&trh=20050510&hn=19381

Leaders from the European Union (EU) and Russia have signed a package envisaging an increase in cooperation in some key areas and paving the way for a "Great Europe".

Coming together in the Russian capital Moscow earlier today, Russian President Vladimir Putin stressed the importance of this meeting before the talks began, saying, "Strategic cooperation with the EU is a significant priority for Russia." He also underlined that the target of "Great Europe" could be realized with the application of a road map to emerge at the conclusion of the talks.

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rogerashton

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Tue May-10-05 10:55 AM
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1. This could be very good news.

The isolation of Russia is dangerous, and very much a toxic biproduct of Republican ignorance in government.

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bennywhale

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Tue May-10-05 11:34 AM
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2. America is now against furthering Europe's

integration after years of encouraging it during the cold war. There also against Europe increasing its military capacity which may also be happening.

This agreement and the expansion of the EU is a threat to American primacy and the Neo Cons won't like it

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