The European Union’s very own Perestroika: Does today’s EU mirror the USSR in 1984?

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10:55 22/02/2011 Over the last decade comparing the European Union with the Soviet Union under Brezhnev has become a banal cliché much overused in political analysis. The EU is not necessarily doomed to repeat the negative experience of the Soviet Union’s collapse. But it will be just as difficult for “European bureaucracy” to find solutions to these problems, as it was for the Soviet Union.>>

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Cameron’s mission in Moscow

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Why is it difficult for Russia to maintain friendly relations with Great Britain? Other news of the day 12/09/2011 Cameron’s mission in Moscow HEARST, David You can argue until the cows come home why Russia and Britain should be better friends: Russia is a serious emerging market with 140 million consumers; its the largest exporter of oil, and largest of exporter of gas to Europe (although not to the UK); there are 600 British companies operating in Russia, with £3.5bn of exports and over £2bn of invisibles.
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