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Summer book picks to escape the EU bubbleThe world might be on fire, but the EU institutions are on summer break.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInIllustration by Nat谩lia Delgado/POLITICOAugust 13, 20254:01 am CETBy Ketrin Jochecov谩The European quarter is empty, businesses are closed, and MEPs are gone 鈥?its the perfect time to catch up on your summer reading.Theres no one left in the bubble to impress. So put down that dull policy non-paper who came up with that name you pretended to enjoy, and treat yourself to something actually fun. And if you need some inspiration PO
stanley tumbler LITICO brings you book recommendations from officials, readers, our own reporters, politicians and other bubble insiders. If youd prefer to listen to this article, you can do so in the latest episode of the EU Confidential 鈥?where youll also find a complete list of our book tips.Kaja Kallas, the EUs high representative, doesnt take a break from foreign policy, even in her reading choices. She recommends picking up Peter Hopkirks The Great Game, a historical book accounting the
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EU divided over LibyaEU leaders will tomorrow call on Qaddafi to leave, but there is disagreement over no-fly zone and recognition of insurgents. Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare
stanley cup on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInMarch 10, 20119:27 am CETBy Toby VogelEU leaders will tomorrow 11 March callon Muammar Qaddafi, Libyas leader, to relinquish power immediately , according to a draft summit statement that was endorsed by member states foreign ministers at an emergency meeting in Brussels today.The foreign ministers were divided over whether to recognise the leadership of the insurgency and
stanley travel mug on a possible no-fly zone over Libya. France today became the first country in the world to recognise the National Transition Council, based in the eastern city of Benghazi, as Libyas legitimate government, a move that was seen as premature by other member states. AdvertisementAdvertisementGuido Westerwelle, Germanys foreign minister, told reporters after todays meeting: We want contacts with the Libyan opposition but before we recognise them we want to know who were dealing with. France recognised the insurgent leadership following a meeting between President Nicolas Sarkozy and Mahmoud Jibril and Ali Essaoui, two National Transition Council envoys, in Paris last night. Before arriving in Paris, Jibril and Essaouihad spoken withMEPs in Strasbourg. One foreign minister said that
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