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Germany Offers Privileged Relations to Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova

Germany offers Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova to establish privileged relationship with the European Union. An Eastern European Union may be formed by example of Mediterranean Union, MEP Ingo Friedrich said.

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EU Urges More Turkish Reforms, Ahead of Entry Talks

The European Union is urging Turkey to improve its record on human rights and press freedoms, and to keep a promise to open its ports and airports to Greek Cypriot traffic.

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First meeting of Ministers from the EU and the European Neighbourhood

On 3 September, Benita Ferrero-Waldner, Commissioner for External Relations and European Neighbourhood Policy, will host in Brussels the first ever meeting of Ministers and other representatives from all of the countries covered by the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) with their counterparts from the European Union.

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EU: Commissioner Discusses 'Reality' Of Neighborhood Policy

On September 3, the European Union will convene the first-ever meeting with all of the partner countries participating in the European Neighborhood Policy (ENP). Ahead of the meeting, RFE/RL Brussels correspondent Ahto Lobjakas spoke with the EU's External Relations Commissioner Benita Ferrero-Waldner.

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EU: Bloc Edges Closer To Reform Treaty

European Union foreign ministers today formally launched the final stage of technical talks on a so-called reform treaty, a stage that is expected to be wrapped up at an EU summit on October 18.

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Presidents of 8 EU states meet in Latvia for informal talks on Europe's future

The presidents of eight EU countries on Tuesday were scheduled to begin two days of informal discussions about the future of Europe and challenges facing the 27-member bloc. Scheduled to attend the talks in Riga, Latvia's capital, were the presidents of Germany, Italy, Poland, Austria, Hungary, Portugal, Finland and Latvia.

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EU: Rome Treaty Anniversary Nears As Officials Debate Bloc's Frontiers

European Union enlargement officials are trying salvage what they can from a situation that could potentially sour relations with many important neighbors. This discussion comes as the EU prepares to mark the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, the document that laid the foundation for the creation of the European Union.

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EU Accepted Romania and Bulgaria: Is There Are Reasons To Celebrate.

Event that would be classified as major milestone in both countries were not reason for major celebrations. It seems that EU officials were modest in their expressions.

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Bulgaria and Romania - new member states of the European Union

The Accession Treaty with Bulgaria and Romania was signed on 25 April 2005 in Luxembourg, and has now been ratified by all 25 member states, as well as Bulgaria and Romania, so that the two countries can accede as planned on 1 January 2007. Prior to the signing, the European Commission (22 February 2005), the European Parliament (13 April 2005) and the Council (25 April 2005) had approved the application for accession pursuant to Article 49 of the Treaty on European Union.

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EU-Turkey talks on the Cyprus issue suspended

The talks between the European Union and Turkey on the Cyprus issue have been suspended without adoption of any agreement, the Foreign Minister of Finland Erkki Tuomioja informs.

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Ukraine: EU Membership Ambition Revived As Summit Nears

Kyiv has reignited the controversy over its potential membership aspirations of the bloc ahead of the EU-Ukraine summit on October 27.

Ukraine's ambassador to the EU, Roman Shpek, says that as a "European country," Ukraine has a right to join the bloc - a sentiment that Brussels gave cautious support to today. But the highlight of the summit for Ukraine will likely be shorter-term gains - easing visa restrictions and cross-border movement with its EU neighbors.