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Prof. Dr  Wolfgang Schumann

29.09.2006: Pause in enlargement and its implications - 0 views

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    José Manuel Barroso, the European Commission president, clearly indicated that the fifth enlargement since 1957 might have to be the last for a long time. An "institutional settlement" must now precede any further increase in EU membership, Barroso s
Prof. Dr  Wolfgang Schumann

09.10.2006: Croatian government: Institutional prerequisites for accession of Croatia - 0 views

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    Croatia has said that only small institutional arrangements in the EU would be enough for the country to enter the bloc, challenging European Commission president Barroso's stance that a completely new treaty is necessary before accession.
Prof. Dr  Wolfgang Schumann

TAIEX - Technical Assistance Information Exchange Unit - 0 views

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    TAIEX is the Technical Assistance and Information Exchange Instrument of the Institution Building unit of Directorate-General Enlargement of the European Commission.
Prof. Dr  Wolfgang Schumann

New Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance (IPA) - 0 views

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    17.07.2006: Based on a Commission proposal, today the Council[1] adopted a regulation establishing a new Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance, IPA. The European Parliament voted a favourable opinion on 6 July 2006. This single financial instrument simp
Prof. Dr  Wolfgang Schumann

24.11.2006: Kommissionskandidaten Bulgariens und Rumäniens vor dem EP-Anhörung - 0 views

  • Nachdem das Parlament im Jahr 2004 einige Kommissionskandidaten abgelehnt hat, dürften sich die Kandidaten aus Rumänien und Bulgarien nun besonders gut auf die Anhörung am 27. November 2006 vorbereiten.
Prof. Dr  Wolfgang Schumann

25.03.09: Czech government defeat raises major Lisbon concerns - 0 views

  • The presidents of both the European Commission and the European Parliament on Wednesday (25 March) urged the Czech Republic to proceed with the ratification of the EU's Lisbon Treaty despite the fall of the Czech government the day before, while Czech deputy premier Alexandr Vondra admitted the ratification would now become "more difficult."
  • "I would like to urge all political leaders not to use this political crisis in a way to make the Lisbon Treaty hostage to domestic problems. That would not be fair to the other countries of Europe," Mr Barroso said at a press conference in Strasbourg.
  • The Czech Republic, Ireland, Germany and Poland comprise the four countries that have yet to complete the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty.
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  • "From the European Parliament's perspective, it would be a tragedy for Europe if the Lisbon Treaty were to fall in one country, in a country that belonged previously to the Warsaw Pact," he said, referring to the organisation of Communist states in central and eastern Europe that existed from 1955 to 1991. "I cannot imagine that the Czech people, these 10 million people ... are going at the end of the day to stand against the 490 other million citizens of the European Union ... We have a historic responsibility to see this through," he added.
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