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EU warns of consequences for Libya regime

Posted on March 15, 2011 by admin

Catherine Ashton, the EU diplomatic chief stated last weekend that there will be consequences for the leader of Libya Moamer Gadhafi if the human rights violations do not stop occurring immediately. She elaborated that Gadhafi and the authorities in the … Continue reading →

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European Union to offer Egypt help with transition

Posted on February 18, 2011 by admin

Foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton announced that although people should be aware that it will take time, the European Union will lend its political and economic aid to Egypt while they work on their transition towards a broader government. Ashton … Continue reading →

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