Europe's reasons without reason
By Alain Délétroz - 08.02.2007 / 00:00 CET
The European Union was brave, precise and unequivocal when it imposed sanctions on Uzbek officials directly involved in the Andijan massacre of May 2005. In November 2006 the Council of Ministers decided that they would be prolonged for six months and reviewed after three months. It was very hard for observers not to see in that decision a tendency towards softening the sanctions as no clear review criteria were mentioned.
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