Victory but no prize?
By Andrew Gardner - 06.12.2012 / 04:05 CET
Victor Ponta will win Romania's parliamentary election, but that is no guarantee that he will head the next government
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Iceland's new centre-right government has agreed to let ordinary voters decide whether accession talks with the European Union should continue. |
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European commissioner says Turkish police actions have “no place” in a democracy; Turkish prime minister accuses EU of hypocrisy. |
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UK and France force the arms embargo despite opposition from the other 25 member states. |
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ON COURSE FOR VICTORY An election poster for the Social Liberal Union (USL) in Bucharest. REUTERS
Foreign policy chief clashes with member states over EU's position on the peace process.
Any public criticism of Azerbaijan's human rights record could spark an anti-EU campaign in the country.
Egemen Bagis, Turkey's minister for EU affairs and chief negotiator with the EU, put out an interesting statement this week.
Decision would effectively remove Azerbaijan from the Eastern Partnership programme.
A round-up of the international press on Tuesday, 18 June.
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