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Belarus and the EU equally upset about inflation
Wednesday, 30 July 2008

Belarusians and the citizens of the EU countries have common geographical location in the Old World and they also share common problems, in particular, concerning family care and worries about their future. A sociological poll shows that both the EU and Belarus are equally alarmed about the rising prices, however overall, Belarusians have more trust in their government, while the Europeans rely on powerful Brussels.

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EU will open wide doors for Ukrainians in 2012
Tuesday, 29 July 2008

Ukraine will soon receive a new agreement on association from the European Union. This news was delivered to journalists by the Ukrainian Foreign Minister Volodymyr Ogryzko at a press conference.

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IKEA is not welcomed with open arms in Belarus
Tuesday, 29 July 2008

The world’s largest trading networks, French "Auchan" and German "Metro Cash & Carry" are looking closely at Belarus. The Swedish Concern IKEA also still has hopes for attempting to open a business in our country (both as a retailer and manufacturer).

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Germany rejected Belarusian request for extradition
Thursday, 17 July 2008
The Supreme Court of the Federal Land of Pfalz rejected a request of the Belarusian authorities regarding extradition of a Belarusian fugitive.
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Andris Piebalgs: A good start for the French presidency
Tuesday, 15 July 2008
I’m writing this on my way to Paris where I will participate in the informal energy council on climate change and energy. The timing of this meeting could not be better. Yesterday, the European Central Bank decided to raise the interest rates to face the alarming levels of inflation in the Euro zone. Oil is blamed as one of the causes, if not the main case, for the high prices we are facing. Not surprisingly, oil hit yesterday a new record both in the markets of London and New York. London’s Brent hit $146.69 per barrel, while NYMEX fell 15 cents short of reaching $146 per barrel.  Both ended the day over $145.  Some people believe that oil prices will sooner or later come down as happened in previous oil crises.  Unfortunately, market operators do not seem to share this point of view. According to today’s Financial Times, the number of financial market bets on crude oil prices hitting $200 a barrel before the end of this year has almost doubled in the past month.
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Deployment of American Missiles in Poland is questionable
Wednesday, 09 July 2008

The issue of deployment of an American anti-missile defense system in Europe is becoming more heated. Negotiations between the USA and Poland have concluded and the USA has announced that preliminary agreement has been reached. This information has not, however, been confirmed by the Polish government who say they have not yet made a final decision.

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The First Centre of Belarusian culture in Poland
Wednesday, 09 July 2008

An official opening of the Centre of Belarusian culture in Poland was celebrated in Bialostok and Warsaw. This is the first Belarusian Centre of the kind outside Belarus.

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Lithuanians celebrate, Belarusians regret
Tuesday, 08 July 2008
Almost in the same time while Belarus had unfortunate celebration of the Independence Day, linked to the liberation of Minsk from the Nazi Germany, Lithuania marked its Day of the Lithuanian State. The celebrations were taking place in Lithuania on the occasion of the anniversary or the coronation of the King of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Mindaug, which took place in Novogrudok 755 years ago.
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EU against illegal migrants
Monday, 07 July 2008

The European Union is highly interested in signing agreements with the governments of the developing countries regarding the return of illegal migrants to their territories. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany informed about it a group of Belarusian journalists in the course of their visit to Berlin within the framework of an educational programme in the end of June. According to the data of the German Foreign Ministry, eleven agreements in question were concluded to the moment, including Russia, Ukraine, Moldova and a number of Balkan countries. The EU also realizes the necessity to improve the cooperation on the issues related to fighting illegal migration and border security within the European Union. In order to fulfill this goal, a special service for protection of marine borders, in particular, in the Mediterranean region, as well as a border agency in Warsaw tasked to ensure information exchange between the EU Member States, were set up.

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Paris does not take the ‘Belarusian Issue’ closely
Friday, 04 July 2008

France, becoming the EU Presidency for the 12th time, inherited quite a few problems. The French announced clearly their priority areas: immigration, security, energy and environmental protection and agriculture. The co-called “Belarusian issue” was never taken closely by Paris, though not disregarded. It seems that nothing would change in the course of the following half a year.

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