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Si.nergy
for Europe
In the first half of 2008, Slovenia holds the Presidency for the first
time, as the first of the twelve “new” member states that
joined the EU in the 2004 and 2007 enlargements to do so.
Si.nergy for Europe
is the name of the slogan for the Slovenian Presidency and the title of
its Presidency Programme.
The priorities
of the Slovenian Presidency were to a large extent determined in the 18-month
Programme of the German, Portuguese and Slovenian Presidencies and in
the Survey of the Inherited Agenda of the EU Council.
The five main priorities
of Slovenian Presidency are:
1. The future of the Union and timely entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty
2. Successful launching of the new Lisbon Strategy cycle
3. A step forward in addressing climate-energy issues
4. Strengthening of the European perspective of the Western Balkans
5. Promoting the dialogue between cultures, beliefs and traditions in
the context of the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue.
Europe and you in 2007
Spain: Parliamentary
Election Date Set
Nick Clegg elected
new Liberal Democrat leader
PSOE leads comfortably
in Spain
Tories overtake
Labour in Britain
Norway’s Labour drops
slightly in the polls
What has Europe ever
done for us?
Lithuanian President
Valdas Adamkus elected European of the Year
Logo of Slovenia's
EU Presidency Presented in Brussels
Croatian Parliamentary
Elections 2007
By Marko
Rakar, Member of the EAPC
The role of the mass
media in the construction of Europe
Germany's Greens Turn
Left, Avoiding Radical Motions
Foreign Minister Takes
Over as Germany's Vice Chancellor
Berlusconi announces
new political party
Slovenians Elect Tuerk
New President
40th World Conference
of the IAPC
Board Meeting in Copenhagen
Not Flash,
just Gordon!
The
Top 10 who are changing the world of Internet and politics
World
e-Democracy Forum
Victory
of Democracy in Turkey
By Necati
Özkan, Member of the Board of the EAPC
Presidential
candidates faced questions directly from voters in the first CNN/YouTube
debate
What
would you ask the presidential candidates?
Jesús
de Polanco Gutiérrez has died
"A
Stronger Union for a Better World"
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