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Tag Archives: European Council
Cameron’s approach to European Commission Presidency – a failed strategy based on wilful ignorance
Ever since the European Parliament elections, David Cameron has been in the headlines on the subject of who should, and shouldn’t be the next European Commission President. Of course, Cameron was and is playing to the UKIP gallery; a failed … Continue reading