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A love that dare not speak its name

By Ilana Bet-El  -  25.10.2007 / 00:00 CET
The conclusion of the lengthy negotiations on a new treaty is meant to bring to an end a period of introversion in the EU. Apparently now that all is harmonious and agreed within the Union, it is time to start a similar process outside it. This sentiment has much to be admired, but perhaps should be confined in the first instance to Brussels. To be precise, to a rather shabby collection of buildings on Boulevard Leopold III in Evere, home of NATO.

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