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Tag: Croatia

20.06.2013 EU Politics

Welcoming Croatia to the EU TweetUp – Tuesday 25th June, 1900, Brussels Place Lux

Croatia is joining the EU on 1st July, and everyone’s favourite Croat EU politics Twitter nerd, Dario Čepo, is in Brussels just before the accession. There’s even the be CROATive expo about Croatia next to the EP at the same

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22.06.2012 EU Politics / UK Politics

A small footnote about Miliband, the EU and immigration

So Ed Miliband today weighs into the UK debate on immigration. Others are better placed to express the overall problems with this. I am instead going to focus on one small aspect of Miliband’s comments, namely this point at the

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