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WEEKLY NEWSLETTER - Friday 2 July 2010
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EW ARTICLE OF THE WEEK
EUROPE’S CASPIAN POLICY
TO BE KEY TO
ENERGY SECURITY
John Roberts, Energy Security Specialist with Platts, the world’s leading
independent source of energy information
READ & COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE
The EU's ability to harness its economic muscle and its infant "external
action" diplomatic service will be crucially important to securing
long-term gas supplies from the Caspian region. John Roberts explores the
issues on which Brussels must take a lead.
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Shale Fever: Replicating the US gas revolution in the EU?
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Reviewing the Role of the Oireachtas in European Affairs
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Back to Earth: Nuclear Weapons in the 2010s
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Restarting Negotiations for the Reform of the Security Council
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Russia's Vision of Relations with the European Union
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Financing the Common Agricultural Policy:
Which member states pay for the waste of public money?
European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE - Belgium)
Portugal and Angola: Ties that bind?
Portuguese Institute of International Relations and Security (IPRIS)
China and the South China Sea: Two Faces of Power in the Rising China’s
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Still Many Stumbling Blocks on Russia’s Path Towards WTO Membership
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