28.06.2004 - 17:34 CET
The European Court of Justice today (28 June) announced that it would reveal on 13 July its judgement regarding the row between the Commission and member states over the rules that underpin the euro. The judgement will effectively decide who controls economic decision-making in the EU.
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28.06.2004 - 17:34 CET
The European Commission today (28 June) announced that it would not grant "market economy status" to China, citing deficiencies in four main areas.
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28.06.2004 - 09:19 CET
The divisions of the war are over according to the US President, as efforts to forge a transatlantic consensus on Iraq’s future move to Istanbul.
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28.06.2004 - 09:01 CET
After a protracted political dance, the Portuguese prime minister Jose Manuel Durão Barroso has become an official candidate for European Commission president.
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28.06.2004 - 09:51 CET
Estonia, Lithuania and Slovenia yesterday (27 June) became the first EU newcomers to join the "exchange-rate mechanism", paving the way for them to join the euro as early as 2007. The decision was taken at a highly secretive meeting in Brussels.
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28.06.2004 - 09:19 CET
The European Commission will suspend disciplinary measures against Microsoft for breaking EU competition law while the European Court of Justice prepares its ruling.
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26.06.2004 - 18:31 CET
The US President has urged the EU to begin talks to bring Turkey into the European Union.
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26.06.2004 - 13:01 CET
Portuguese Prime Minister José Manuel Durão Barroso is scheduled to announce today whether he would accept the post of Commission President after emerging as the definite front-runner.
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25.06.2004 - 15:37 CET
6,000 police, soldiers and security service agents will meet George W. Bush when he arrives in Ireland this evening for the EU-US summit.
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