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The President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, was bitch slapping EU leaders, calling Hungarian PM 'dictator' in front of the press at the EU-Eastern Partnership summit in Latvia.
La Grèce a reçu mardi une nouvelle tranche de prêt 7,5 milliards d'euros et les encouragements de Jean-Claude Juncker.
Ce prêt européen servira pour l'essentiel à rembourser une partie de la dette du pays vis-à-vis des organismes internationaux.
Le correspondant d'Euronews à Athènes, Stamatis Giannisis, note que le président de la Commission européenne a fait coïncider sa visite en Grèce avec le versement du prêt. "Mais, malgré félicitations pour les progrès réalisés en termes de réforme struc…
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A moins de trois jours du référendum sur le Brexit en Grande Bretagne, Jean-Claude Juncker, le président de la Commission européenne, a choisi de se confier à Euronews pour une interview filmée à Athènes.
Stamatis GIANNISIS, Euronews :
Monsieur le président, bienvenue en Grèce et bienvenue sur euronews. Ces jours-ci les yeux de l'Europe sont fixés sur la Grande-Bretagne : si les Britanniques décident finalement de quitter l'Union, quels seront les dommages occasionnés à l'Union européenne et…
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Greece has received more than seven billion euros in bailout funds after a review of the country's progress in implementing reforms.
It comes amid the European Commission president's visit to Athens - almost a year after a massive standoff which saw emergency funding ended and Greek voters reject EU bailout terms.
"The visit of the president of the European commission to Greece coincided with the release of a 7.5 billion euros bailout tranche. But in spite of praise for the progress made on st…
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Jean-Claude Juncker, presidente de la Comisión Europea, mostró esta particular actitud al saludar a los líderes de la Unión Europea en la reciente cumbre en Riga, Letonia.
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Kurz vor der Abstimmung über einen Brexit traf euronews den Präsidenten der Europäischen Kommission, Jean-Claude Juncker, um mit ihm über das Referendum und über andere wichtige Themen zu sprechen, die Europa derzeit bewegen,wie etwa die Sanktionen gegen Russland.
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EN - EU-Russia - SPIEF St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2016 - Opening ceremony speech by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission - 16.06.2016 - Saint Petersburg, Russia.
"President, Prime Ministers, Excellencies, Ladies and gentlemen,
INTRODUCTION: THE REASONS FOR PRESIDENT JUNCKER'S VISIT
I would like to thank the Forum for its invitation, and to thank also all the people you never see who have organised this event. This year marks your 20th anniversary, and I offer you my congratulations and best wishes for the future.
Over the last two decades, this Forum has become a meeting point for business and politics. This year is no different. You have brought together more than 800 politicians and business leaders from every corner of the globe.
First, I would like to say a few words about why I am here today.
We have those who like the idea I am here and those who do not like the idea that I am here. But I like the idea that I am here.
In the coming weeks, the European Union and its Member States will hold a number of important meetings. We will spend many hours talking about our relations with Russia. I take the view that we must also talk with Russia – its leadership, its people. For some this may be a radical idea, for me it is common sense.
From the start of my life in politics, I have always worked to build bridges and for dialogue. I believe that the peace and prosperity of humankind lie in openness and exchange. They are not declared in a treaty but built by ordinary men and woman in daily life. People who live, work and trade together have little desire for war.
INTERDEPENDENCE AND THE NEED FOR DIALOGUE
The programme of this year's Forum tells a story. Migration, climate change, inequality, cybercrime… These are the great challenges of our 21st century. They demand cooperation between all nations who aspire to peace, prosperity and social justice.
This is true not only because we cannot solve these problems alone. It is true because – in the world of 2016 – our economies and our societies are more intertwined than ever before.
The European Union and Russia are no exception. Millions of people communicate and trade each day. Russian citizens receive more Schengen visas than anyone else: over 3 million in 2015. And even in 2015 we exchanged goods and services worth 210 billion euros.
And this is far more than a question of trade. Today, and in spite of our differences, the European Union works with Russia to tackle a number of global issues and regional conflicts, ranging from the fight against terrorism to the nuclear programme in Iran, and the conflict in Syria.
And so, this is our starting point: we are interdependent.
The question is what we want to make of it. We could simply accept it as our fate – the fate of geography. Or – like me – we can see it is a shared responsibility, which calls on us to work together and use our power wisely.
But first we need to have a frank conversation about where we stand today.
The illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol, and the conflict in and around eastern Ukraine put the relations between the European Union and Russia to a severe test.Russia's actions have shaken the very principles of the European security order. Sovereign equality, the non-use of force and territorial integrity matter. They cannot be ignored.
But even before these dramatic events, our ties were strained. The EU's efforts to engage and explain were not always welcomed or accepted. (...)
COMMON VISION FOR THE FUTURE; HOW WE GET THERE
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I believe we have a choice to make. It is true that history has often divided our peoples. Even as the twentieth century recedes into the past, its shadow lies across us still. And yet, in spite of our heavy burden, we are free to choose our path into the future. (...)
But our path must begin with Ukraine. The Ukrainian people have decided which kind of future they want for their children, and everyone must respect that.
Russia is party to the Minsk agreements. It has made commitments and put them on paper, as have the other signatories. Therefore, the next step is clear: full implementation of the agreements. No more, no less.This is the only way to begin our conversation, and the only way to lift the economic sanctions that have been imposed.
And let me be clear. On Minsk, the European Union is united. And so is the G7.
A stable and democratic Ukraine that continues its economic transition can only be good for Russia: good for the Russian economy, good for Russian businesses and good for Russian citizens.
But a stable Ukraine, at peace with its neighbours, offers a greater prize still. It offers a vision of how the entire region might develop for the good of all. (...)"
Full speech here: europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-16-2234_en.htm
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EN - State of the Union 2015 - Statement by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the Commission, on the European asylum and refugee policy to face the refugee crisis, and the need of a legal migrant status - Full version on migation & refugees - 09.09.2015 - European Parliament, Strasbourg.
(Jean-Claude Juncker answers to a UK Independence Party (UKIP) MEP yelling at him)
EXTRACTS of the transcript: "Whatever work programmes or legislative agendas say: The first priority today is and must be addressing the refugee crisis.
Since the beginning of the year, nearly 500,000 people have made their way to Europe. The vast majority of them are fleeing from war in Syria, the terror of the Islamic State in Libya or dictatorship in Eritrea. The most affected Member States are Greece, with over 213,000 refugees, Hungary, with over 145,000, and Italy, with over 115,000.
The numbers are impressive. For some they are frightening. (...)
This is first of all a matter of humanity and of human dignity. And for Europe it is also a matter of historical fairness.
We Europeans should remember well that Europe is a continent where nearly everyone has at one time been a refugee. Our common history is marked by millions of Europeans fleeing from religious or political persecution, from war, dictatorship, or oppression.
Huguenots fleeing from France in the 17th century.
Jews, Sinti, Roma and many others fleeing from Germany during the Nazi horror of the 1930s and 1940s.
Spanish republicans fleeing to refugee camps in southern France at the end of the 1930s after their defeat in the Civil War.
Hungarian revolutionaries fleeing to Austria after their uprising against communist rule was oppressed by Soviet tanks in 1956.
Czech and Slovak citizens seeking exile in other European countries after the oppression of the Prague Spring in 1968.
Hundreds and thousands were forced to flee from their homes after the Yugoslav wars.
Have we forgotten that there is a reason there are more McDonalds living in the U.S. than there are in Scotland? That there is a reason the number of O'Neills and Murphys in the U.S. exceeds by far those living in Ireland?
Have we forgotten that 20 million people of Polish ancestry live outside Poland, as a result of political and economic emigration after the many border shifts, forced expulsions and resettlements during Poland’s often painful history?
Have we really forgotten that after the devastation of the Second World War, 60 million people were refugees in Europe? That as a result of this terrible European experience, a global protection regime – the 1951 Geneva Convention on the status of refugees – was established to grant refuge to those who jumped the walls in Europe to escape from war and totalitarian oppression?
We Europeans should know and should never forget why giving refuge and complying with the fundamental right to asylum is so important.
I have said in the past that we are too seldom proud of our European heritage and our European project. (...)
There is certainly an important and unprecedented number of refugees coming to Europe at the moment. However, they still represent just 0.11% of the total EU population. In Lebanon, refugees represent 25% of the population. And this in a country where people have only one fifth of the wealth we enjoy in the European Union.
Let us also be clear and honest with our often worried citizens: as long as there is war in Syria and terror in Libya, the refugee crisis will not simply go away.
We can build walls, we can build fences. But imagine for a second it were you, your child in your arms, the world you knew torn apart around you. (...)
So it is high time to act to manage the refugee crisis. There is no alternative to this. (...)
Across Europe we now have common standards for the way we receive asylum seekers, in respect of their dignity. (...)
But these standards need to be implemented and respected in practice. (...) Before the summer, the Commission had to start a first series of 32 infringement proceedings to remind Member States of what they had previously agreed to do. (...) European laws must be applied by all Member States. (...)
Where Europe has clearly under-delivered, is on common solidarity with regard to the refugees who have arrived on our territory. (...)
I call on Member States to adopt the Commission proposals on the emergency relocation of altogether 160,000 refugees at the Extraordinary Council of Interior Ministers on 14 September. We now need immediate action. We cannot leave Italy, Greece and Hungary to fare alone. Just as we would not leave any other EU Member State alone. For if it is Syria and Libya people are fleeing from today, it could just as easily be Ukraine tomorrow. (...)"
Full text in EN: europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-15-5614_en.htm
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Jean-Claude Juncker (Luxembourgish: [ʒ̊ɑːŋ kloːd ˈjʊŋkɐ]; born 9 December 1954) is a Luxembourg politician, 23rd and current Prime Minister of Luxembourg since 20 January 1995. He is the longest-serving head of government of any European Union state, and the longest-serving democratically elected current head of any government in the world. He has been President of the Euro Group, the political control over the euro currency, since the creation of a semi-permanent position in 2005.
Elected to the Chamber of Deputies for the Christian Social People's Party in 1984, Juncker was immediately promoted to Jacques Santer's cabinet as Minister for Work. He was Luxembourg's Minister for Finances from 1989 to 2009, and became Prime Minister when Santer became President of the European Commission in 1995. In his capacity of Prime Minister, he also served two six-month terms as President of the European Council, in 1997 and 2005.
Juncker was born in Redange and spent most of his childhood in Belvaux. His father had fought in World War II after being forcibly recruited into the Wehrmacht, and was a steelworker and a member of the Confederation of Christian Trade Unions. Juncker studied at Clairefontaine in Belgium before returning to Luxembourg to attain his baccalaureate in the Lycée Michel Rodange. Around that time, in 1974, he joined the Christian Social People's Party. Juncker went on to study law at the University of Strasbourg, attaining a Master of Law degree in 1979. Although he was sworn in to the Luxembourg Bar Council in 1980, he never practised as a lawyer.
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1:16Jean-Claude Juncker drunk and bitch slaps leaders
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The President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, was bitch slapping EU leaders, calling Hungarian PM 'dictator' in front of the press at the EU-Eastern Partnership summit in Latvia. -
1:39Grèce : 7,5 milliards et les félicitations du Juncker
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La Grèce a reçu mardi une nouvelle tranche de prêt 7,5 milliards d'euros et les encouragements de Jean-Claude Juncker. Ce prêt européen servira pour l'essentiel à rembourser une partie de la dette du pays vis-à-vis des organismes internationaux. Le correspondant d'Euronews à Athènes, Stamatis Giannisis, note que le président de la Commission européenne a fait coïncider sa visite en Grèce avec le versement du prêt. "Mais, malgré félicitations pour les progrès réalisés en termes de réforme struc… LIRE L’ARTICLE: http://fr.euronews.com/2016/06/21/grece-75-milliards-et-les-felicitations-du-juncker Aujourd'hui dans l'actualité : les titres en vidéo https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=UUW2QcKZiU8aUGg4yxCIditg euronews : la chaîne d'information la plus regardée en Europe. Abonnez-vous ! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronewsfr euronews est disponible en 13 langues: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels En français : Site internet : http://fr.euronews.com Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/euronews Twitter : http://twitter.com/euronewsfr Google+ : https://plus.google.com/+euronewsfr/ -
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3:02Jean-Claude Juncker à Euronews : "le bon sens est une vertu britannique"
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A moins de trois jours du référendum sur le Brexit en Grande Bretagne, Jean-Claude Juncker, le président de la Commission européenne, a choisi de se confier à Euronews pour une interview filmée à Athènes. Stamatis GIANNISIS, Euronews : Monsieur le président, bienvenue en Grèce et bienvenue sur euronews. Ces jours-ci les yeux de l'Europe sont fixés sur la Grande-Bretagne : si les Britanniques décident finalement de quitter l'Union, quels seront les dommages occasionnés à l'Union européenne et… LIRE L’ARTICLE: http://fr.euronews.com/2016/06/20/jean-claude-juncker-a-euronews-le-bon-sens-est-une-vertu-britannique Aujourd'hui dans l'actualité : les titres en vidéo https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=UUW2QcKZiU8aUGg4yxCIditg euronews : la chaîne d'information la plus regardée en Europe. Abonnez-vous ! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronewsfr euronews est disponible en 13 langues: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels En français : Site internet : http://fr.euronews.com Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/euronews Twitter : http://twitter.com/euronewsfr Google+ : https://plus.google.com/+euronewsfr/ -
1:39EU releases Greek bailout funds as Juncker praises Athens' reforms
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Greece has received more than seven billion euros in bailout funds after a review of the country's progress in implementing reforms. It comes amid the European Commission president's visit to Athens - almost a year after a massive standoff which saw emergency funding ended and Greek voters reject EU bailout terms. "The visit of the president of the European commission to Greece coincided with the release of a 7.5 billion euros bailout tranche. But in spite of praise for the progress made on st… READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2016/06/21/eu-releases-greek-bailout-funds-as-juncker-praises-athens-reforms What are the top stories today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeDOz400FlseNGNqReKkFd euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronews euronews is available in 13 languages: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels In English: Website: http://www.euronews.com/news Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euronews Twitter: http://twitter.com/euronews Google+: http://google.com/+euronews VKontakte: http://vk.com/en.euronews -
3:17Así saludó Juncker a los líderes europeos en la Cumbre de Riga.
Así saludó Juncker a los líderes europeos en la Cumbre de Riga.Así saludó Juncker a los líderes europeos en la Cumbre de Riga.
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Kurz vor der Abstimmung über einen Brexit traf euronews den Präsidenten der Europäischen Kommission, Jean-Claude Juncker, um mit ihm über das Referendum und über andere wichtige Themen zu sprechen, die Europa derzeit bewegen,wie etwa die Sanktionen gegen Russland. euronews "Herr Präsident willkommen in Griechenland, willkommen bei euronews. In diesen Tagen schaut Europa gebannt nach Großbritannien. Sollten sich die Briten für einen EU-Austritt entscheiden, welche Folgen hätte das für beide Sei… LESEN SIE MEHR: http://de.euronews.com/2016/06/20/juncker-ich-bin-nie-mit-dem-reform-tempo-zufrieden euronews: der meistgesehene Nachrichtensender in Europa. Abonnieren Sie! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronewsde euronews gibt es in 13 Sprachen: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels Auf Deutsch: Internet : http://de.euronews.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euronews Twitter: http://twitter.com/euronewsde Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/101036888397116664208/113171012041187764998/posts?pageId=101036888397116664208 -
13:44EU-Russia - SPIEF2016 - Speech by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker
EU-Russia - SPIEF2016 - Speech by European Commission President Jean-Claude JunckerEU-Russia - SPIEF2016 - Speech by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker
EN - EU-Russia - SPIEF St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2016 - Opening ceremony speech by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission - 16.06.2016 - Saint Petersburg, Russia. "President, Prime Ministers, Excellencies, Ladies and gentlemen, INTRODUCTION: THE REASONS FOR PRESIDENT JUNCKER'S VISIT I would like to thank the Forum for its invitation, and to thank also all the people you never see who have organised this event. This year marks your 20th anniversary, and I offer you my congratulations and best wishes for the future. Over the last two decades, this Forum has become a meeting point for business and politics. This year is no different. You have brought together more than 800 politicians and business leaders from every corner of the globe. First, I would like to say a few words about why I am here today. We have those who like the idea I am here and those who do not like the idea that I am here. But I like the idea that I am here. In the coming weeks, the European Union and its Member States will hold a number of important meetings. We will spend many hours talking about our relations with Russia. I take the view that we must also talk with Russia – its leadership, its people. For some this may be a radical idea, for me it is common sense. From the start of my life in politics, I have always worked to build bridges and for dialogue. I believe that the peace and prosperity of humankind lie in openness and exchange. They are not declared in a treaty but built by ordinary men and woman in daily life. People who live, work and trade together have little desire for war. INTERDEPENDENCE AND THE NEED FOR DIALOGUE The programme of this year's Forum tells a story. Migration, climate change, inequality, cybercrime… These are the great challenges of our 21st century. They demand cooperation between all nations who aspire to peace, prosperity and social justice. This is true not only because we cannot solve these problems alone. It is true because – in the world of 2016 – our economies and our societies are more intertwined than ever before. The European Union and Russia are no exception. Millions of people communicate and trade each day. Russian citizens receive more Schengen visas than anyone else: over 3 million in 2015. And even in 2015 we exchanged goods and services worth 210 billion euros. And this is far more than a question of trade. Today, and in spite of our differences, the European Union works with Russia to tackle a number of global issues and regional conflicts, ranging from the fight against terrorism to the nuclear programme in Iran, and the conflict in Syria. And so, this is our starting point: we are interdependent. The question is what we want to make of it. We could simply accept it as our fate – the fate of geography. Or – like me – we can see it is a shared responsibility, which calls on us to work together and use our power wisely. But first we need to have a frank conversation about where we stand today. The illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol, and the conflict in and around eastern Ukraine put the relations between the European Union and Russia to a severe test.Russia's actions have shaken the very principles of the European security order. Sovereign equality, the non-use of force and territorial integrity matter. They cannot be ignored. But even before these dramatic events, our ties were strained. The EU's efforts to engage and explain were not always welcomed or accepted. (...) COMMON VISION FOR THE FUTURE; HOW WE GET THERE Ladies and Gentlemen, I believe we have a choice to make. It is true that history has often divided our peoples. Even as the twentieth century recedes into the past, its shadow lies across us still. And yet, in spite of our heavy burden, we are free to choose our path into the future. (...) But our path must begin with Ukraine. The Ukrainian people have decided which kind of future they want for their children, and everyone must respect that. Russia is party to the Minsk agreements. It has made commitments and put them on paper, as have the other signatories. Therefore, the next step is clear: full implementation of the agreements. No more, no less.This is the only way to begin our conversation, and the only way to lift the economic sanctions that have been imposed. And let me be clear. On Minsk, the European Union is united. And so is the G7. A stable and democratic Ukraine that continues its economic transition can only be good for Russia: good for the Russian economy, good for Russian businesses and good for Russian citizens. But a stable Ukraine, at peace with its neighbours, offers a greater prize still. It offers a vision of how the entire region might develop for the good of all. (...)" Full speech here: europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-16-2234_en.htm © Frédérick Moulin 2016 - EU2016 - European Commission - All rights reserved. -
38:04State of the Union 2015 - Jean-Claude Juncker on the EU asylum & refugee & legal migration policy
State of the Union 2015 - Jean-Claude Juncker on the EU asylum & refugee & legal migration policyState of the Union 2015 - Jean-Claude Juncker on the EU asylum & refugee & legal migration policy
EN - State of the Union 2015 - Statement by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the Commission, on the European asylum and refugee policy to face the refugee crisis, and the need of a legal migrant status - Full version on migation & refugees - 09.09.2015 - European Parliament, Strasbourg. (Jean-Claude Juncker answers to a UK Independence Party (UKIP) MEP yelling at him) EXTRACTS of the transcript: "Whatever work programmes or legislative agendas say: The first priority today is and must be addressing the refugee crisis. Since the beginning of the year, nearly 500,000 people have made their way to Europe. The vast majority of them are fleeing from war in Syria, the terror of the Islamic State in Libya or dictatorship in Eritrea. The most affected Member States are Greece, with over 213,000 refugees, Hungary, with over 145,000, and Italy, with over 115,000. The numbers are impressive. For some they are frightening. (...) This is first of all a matter of humanity and of human dignity. And for Europe it is also a matter of historical fairness. We Europeans should remember well that Europe is a continent where nearly everyone has at one time been a refugee. Our common history is marked by millions of Europeans fleeing from religious or political persecution, from war, dictatorship, or oppression. Huguenots fleeing from France in the 17th century. Jews, Sinti, Roma and many others fleeing from Germany during the Nazi horror of the 1930s and 1940s. Spanish republicans fleeing to refugee camps in southern France at the end of the 1930s after their defeat in the Civil War. Hungarian revolutionaries fleeing to Austria after their uprising against communist rule was oppressed by Soviet tanks in 1956. Czech and Slovak citizens seeking exile in other European countries after the oppression of the Prague Spring in 1968. Hundreds and thousands were forced to flee from their homes after the Yugoslav wars. Have we forgotten that there is a reason there are more McDonalds living in the U.S. than there are in Scotland? That there is a reason the number of O'Neills and Murphys in the U.S. exceeds by far those living in Ireland? Have we forgotten that 20 million people of Polish ancestry live outside Poland, as a result of political and economic emigration after the many border shifts, forced expulsions and resettlements during Poland’s often painful history? Have we really forgotten that after the devastation of the Second World War, 60 million people were refugees in Europe? That as a result of this terrible European experience, a global protection regime – the 1951 Geneva Convention on the status of refugees – was established to grant refuge to those who jumped the walls in Europe to escape from war and totalitarian oppression? We Europeans should know and should never forget why giving refuge and complying with the fundamental right to asylum is so important. I have said in the past that we are too seldom proud of our European heritage and our European project. (...) There is certainly an important and unprecedented number of refugees coming to Europe at the moment. However, they still represent just 0.11% of the total EU population. In Lebanon, refugees represent 25% of the population. And this in a country where people have only one fifth of the wealth we enjoy in the European Union. Let us also be clear and honest with our often worried citizens: as long as there is war in Syria and terror in Libya, the refugee crisis will not simply go away. We can build walls, we can build fences. But imagine for a second it were you, your child in your arms, the world you knew torn apart around you. (...) So it is high time to act to manage the refugee crisis. There is no alternative to this. (...) Across Europe we now have common standards for the way we receive asylum seekers, in respect of their dignity. (...) But these standards need to be implemented and respected in practice. (...) Before the summer, the Commission had to start a first series of 32 infringement proceedings to remind Member States of what they had previously agreed to do. (...) European laws must be applied by all Member States. (...) Where Europe has clearly under-delivered, is on common solidarity with regard to the refugees who have arrived on our territory. (...) I call on Member States to adopt the Commission proposals on the emergency relocation of altogether 160,000 refugees at the Extraordinary Council of Interior Ministers on 14 September. We now need immediate action. We cannot leave Italy, Greece and Hungary to fare alone. Just as we would not leave any other EU Member State alone. For if it is Syria and Libya people are fleeing from today, it could just as easily be Ukraine tomorrow. (...)" Full text in EN: europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-15-5614_en.htm © Frédérick Moulin 2015 - EU2015 - European Parliament - All rights reserved.
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Monsieur le président, bienvenue en Grèce et bienvenue sur euronews. Ces jours-ci les yeux de l'Europe sont fixés sur la Grande-Bretagne : si les Britanniques décident finalement de quitter l'Union, quels seront les dommages occasionnés à l'Union européenne et…
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A moins de trois jours du référendum sur le Brexit en Grande Bretagne, Jean-Claude Juncker, le président de la Commission européenne, a choisi de se confier à Euronews pour une interview filmée à Athènes.
Stamatis GIANNISIS, Euronews :
Monsieur le président, bienvenue en Grèce et bienvenue sur euronews. Ces jours-ci les yeux de l'Europe sont fixés sur la Grande-Bretagne : si les Britanniques décident finalement de quitter l'Union, quels seront les dommages occasionnés à l'Union européenne et…
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EU releases Greek bailout funds as Juncker praises Athens' reforms
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Greece has received more than seven billion euros in bailout funds after a review of the country's progress in implementing reforms.
It comes amid the European...
Greece has received more than seven billion euros in bailout funds after a review of the country's progress in implementing reforms.
It comes amid the European Commission president's visit to Athens - almost a year after a massive standoff which saw emergency funding ended and Greek voters reject EU bailout terms.
"The visit of the president of the European commission to Greece coincided with the release of a 7.5 billion euros bailout tranche. But in spite of praise for the progress made on st…
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wn.com/Eu Releases Greek Bailout Funds As Juncker Praises Athens' Reforms
Greece has received more than seven billion euros in bailout funds after a review of the country's progress in implementing reforms.
It comes amid the European Commission president's visit to Athens - almost a year after a massive standoff which saw emergency funding ended and Greek voters reject EU bailout terms.
"The visit of the president of the European commission to Greece coincided with the release of a 7.5 billion euros bailout tranche. But in spite of praise for the progress made on st…
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Así saludó Juncker a los líderes europeos en la Cumbre de Riga.
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Jean-Claude Juncker, presidente de la Comisión Europea, mostró esta particular actitud al saludar a los líderes de la Unión Europea en la reciente cumbre en Rig...
Jean-Claude Juncker, presidente de la Comisión Europea, mostró esta particular actitud al saludar a los líderes de la Unión Europea en la reciente cumbre en Riga, Letonia.
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wn.com/Así Saludó Juncker A Los Líderes Europeos En La Cumbre De Riga.
Jean-Claude Juncker, presidente de la Comisión Europea, mostró esta particular actitud al saludar a los líderes de la Unión Europea en la reciente cumbre en Riga, Letonia.
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Nigel Farage on election process of Jean-Claude Juncker
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Tajne głosowanie na jedynego kandydata, czyli unijna demokracja. (Bez napisów)
Source: http://ec.europa.eu
Tajne głosowanie na jedynego kandydata, czyli unijna demokracja. (Bez napisów)
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wn.com/Nigel Farage On Election Process Of Jean Claude Juncker
Juncker: "Ich bin nie mit dem Reform-Tempo zufrieden"
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Kurz vor der Abstimmung über einen Brexit traf euronews den Präsidenten der Europäischen Kommission, Jean-Claude Juncker, um mit ihm über das Referendum und übe...
Kurz vor der Abstimmung über einen Brexit traf euronews den Präsidenten der Europäischen Kommission, Jean-Claude Juncker, um mit ihm über das Referendum und über andere wichtige Themen zu sprechen, die Europa derzeit bewegen,wie etwa die Sanktionen gegen Russland.
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"Herr Präsident willkommen in Griechenland, willkommen bei euronews. In diesen Tagen schaut Europa gebannt nach Großbritannien. Sollten sich die Briten für einen EU-Austritt entscheiden, welche Folgen hätte das für beide Sei…
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wn.com/Juncker Ich Bin Nie Mit Dem Reform Tempo Zufrieden
Kurz vor der Abstimmung über einen Brexit traf euronews den Präsidenten der Europäischen Kommission, Jean-Claude Juncker, um mit ihm über das Referendum und über andere wichtige Themen zu sprechen, die Europa derzeit bewegen,wie etwa die Sanktionen gegen Russland.
euronews
"Herr Präsident willkommen in Griechenland, willkommen bei euronews. In diesen Tagen schaut Europa gebannt nach Großbritannien. Sollten sich die Briten für einen EU-Austritt entscheiden, welche Folgen hätte das für beide Sei…
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EU-Russia - SPIEF2016 - Speech by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker
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EN - EU-Russia - SPIEF St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2016 - Opening ceremony speech by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission -...
EN - EU-Russia - SPIEF St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2016 - Opening ceremony speech by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission - 16.06.2016 - Saint Petersburg, Russia.
"President, Prime Ministers, Excellencies, Ladies and gentlemen,
INTRODUCTION: THE REASONS FOR PRESIDENT JUNCKER'S VISIT
I would like to thank the Forum for its invitation, and to thank also all the people you never see who have organised this event. This year marks your 20th anniversary, and I offer you my congratulations and best wishes for the future.
Over the last two decades, this Forum has become a meeting point for business and politics. This year is no different. You have brought together more than 800 politicians and business leaders from every corner of the globe.
First, I would like to say a few words about why I am here today.
We have those who like the idea I am here and those who do not like the idea that I am here. But I like the idea that I am here.
In the coming weeks, the European Union and its Member States will hold a number of important meetings. We will spend many hours talking about our relations with Russia. I take the view that we must also talk with Russia – its leadership, its people. For some this may be a radical idea, for me it is common sense.
From the start of my life in politics, I have always worked to build bridges and for dialogue. I believe that the peace and prosperity of humankind lie in openness and exchange. They are not declared in a treaty but built by ordinary men and woman in daily life. People who live, work and trade together have little desire for war.
INTERDEPENDENCE AND THE NEED FOR DIALOGUE
The programme of this year's Forum tells a story. Migration, climate change, inequality, cybercrime… These are the great challenges of our 21st century. They demand cooperation between all nations who aspire to peace, prosperity and social justice.
This is true not only because we cannot solve these problems alone. It is true because – in the world of 2016 – our economies and our societies are more intertwined than ever before.
The European Union and Russia are no exception. Millions of people communicate and trade each day. Russian citizens receive more Schengen visas than anyone else: over 3 million in 2015. And even in 2015 we exchanged goods and services worth 210 billion euros.
And this is far more than a question of trade. Today, and in spite of our differences, the European Union works with Russia to tackle a number of global issues and regional conflicts, ranging from the fight against terrorism to the nuclear programme in Iran, and the conflict in Syria.
And so, this is our starting point: we are interdependent.
The question is what we want to make of it. We could simply accept it as our fate – the fate of geography. Or – like me – we can see it is a shared responsibility, which calls on us to work together and use our power wisely.
But first we need to have a frank conversation about where we stand today.
The illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol, and the conflict in and around eastern Ukraine put the relations between the European Union and Russia to a severe test.Russia's actions have shaken the very principles of the European security order. Sovereign equality, the non-use of force and territorial integrity matter. They cannot be ignored.
But even before these dramatic events, our ties were strained. The EU's efforts to engage and explain were not always welcomed or accepted. (...)
COMMON VISION FOR THE FUTURE; HOW WE GET THERE
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I believe we have a choice to make. It is true that history has often divided our peoples. Even as the twentieth century recedes into the past, its shadow lies across us still. And yet, in spite of our heavy burden, we are free to choose our path into the future. (...)
But our path must begin with Ukraine. The Ukrainian people have decided which kind of future they want for their children, and everyone must respect that.
Russia is party to the Minsk agreements. It has made commitments and put them on paper, as have the other signatories. Therefore, the next step is clear: full implementation of the agreements. No more, no less.This is the only way to begin our conversation, and the only way to lift the economic sanctions that have been imposed.
And let me be clear. On Minsk, the European Union is united. And so is the G7.
A stable and democratic Ukraine that continues its economic transition can only be good for Russia: good for the Russian economy, good for Russian businesses and good for Russian citizens.
But a stable Ukraine, at peace with its neighbours, offers a greater prize still. It offers a vision of how the entire region might develop for the good of all. (...)"
Full speech here: europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-16-2234_en.htm
© Frédérick Moulin 2016 - EU2016 - European Commission - All rights reserved.
wn.com/Eu Russia Spief2016 Speech By European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker
EN - EU-Russia - SPIEF St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2016 - Opening ceremony speech by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission - 16.06.2016 - Saint Petersburg, Russia.
"President, Prime Ministers, Excellencies, Ladies and gentlemen,
INTRODUCTION: THE REASONS FOR PRESIDENT JUNCKER'S VISIT
I would like to thank the Forum for its invitation, and to thank also all the people you never see who have organised this event. This year marks your 20th anniversary, and I offer you my congratulations and best wishes for the future.
Over the last two decades, this Forum has become a meeting point for business and politics. This year is no different. You have brought together more than 800 politicians and business leaders from every corner of the globe.
First, I would like to say a few words about why I am here today.
We have those who like the idea I am here and those who do not like the idea that I am here. But I like the idea that I am here.
In the coming weeks, the European Union and its Member States will hold a number of important meetings. We will spend many hours talking about our relations with Russia. I take the view that we must also talk with Russia – its leadership, its people. For some this may be a radical idea, for me it is common sense.
From the start of my life in politics, I have always worked to build bridges and for dialogue. I believe that the peace and prosperity of humankind lie in openness and exchange. They are not declared in a treaty but built by ordinary men and woman in daily life. People who live, work and trade together have little desire for war.
INTERDEPENDENCE AND THE NEED FOR DIALOGUE
The programme of this year's Forum tells a story. Migration, climate change, inequality, cybercrime… These are the great challenges of our 21st century. They demand cooperation between all nations who aspire to peace, prosperity and social justice.
This is true not only because we cannot solve these problems alone. It is true because – in the world of 2016 – our economies and our societies are more intertwined than ever before.
The European Union and Russia are no exception. Millions of people communicate and trade each day. Russian citizens receive more Schengen visas than anyone else: over 3 million in 2015. And even in 2015 we exchanged goods and services worth 210 billion euros.
And this is far more than a question of trade. Today, and in spite of our differences, the European Union works with Russia to tackle a number of global issues and regional conflicts, ranging from the fight against terrorism to the nuclear programme in Iran, and the conflict in Syria.
And so, this is our starting point: we are interdependent.
The question is what we want to make of it. We could simply accept it as our fate – the fate of geography. Or – like me – we can see it is a shared responsibility, which calls on us to work together and use our power wisely.
But first we need to have a frank conversation about where we stand today.
The illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol, and the conflict in and around eastern Ukraine put the relations between the European Union and Russia to a severe test.Russia's actions have shaken the very principles of the European security order. Sovereign equality, the non-use of force and territorial integrity matter. They cannot be ignored.
But even before these dramatic events, our ties were strained. The EU's efforts to engage and explain were not always welcomed or accepted. (...)
COMMON VISION FOR THE FUTURE; HOW WE GET THERE
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I believe we have a choice to make. It is true that history has often divided our peoples. Even as the twentieth century recedes into the past, its shadow lies across us still. And yet, in spite of our heavy burden, we are free to choose our path into the future. (...)
But our path must begin with Ukraine. The Ukrainian people have decided which kind of future they want for their children, and everyone must respect that.
Russia is party to the Minsk agreements. It has made commitments and put them on paper, as have the other signatories. Therefore, the next step is clear: full implementation of the agreements. No more, no less.This is the only way to begin our conversation, and the only way to lift the economic sanctions that have been imposed.
And let me be clear. On Minsk, the European Union is united. And so is the G7.
A stable and democratic Ukraine that continues its economic transition can only be good for Russia: good for the Russian economy, good for Russian businesses and good for Russian citizens.
But a stable Ukraine, at peace with its neighbours, offers a greater prize still. It offers a vision of how the entire region might develop for the good of all. (...)"
Full speech here: europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-16-2234_en.htm
© Frédérick Moulin 2016 - EU2016 - European Commission - All rights reserved.
- published: 16 Jun 2016
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State of the Union 2015 - Jean-Claude Juncker on the EU asylum & refugee & legal migration policy
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EN - State of the Union 2015 - Statement by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the Commission, on the European asylum and refugee policy to face the refugee cris...
EN - State of the Union 2015 - Statement by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the Commission, on the European asylum and refugee policy to face the refugee crisis, and the need of a legal migrant status - Full version on migation & refugees - 09.09.2015 - European Parliament, Strasbourg.
(Jean-Claude Juncker answers to a UK Independence Party (UKIP) MEP yelling at him)
EXTRACTS of the transcript: "Whatever work programmes or legislative agendas say: The first priority today is and must be addressing the refugee crisis.
Since the beginning of the year, nearly 500,000 people have made their way to Europe. The vast majority of them are fleeing from war in Syria, the terror of the Islamic State in Libya or dictatorship in Eritrea. The most affected Member States are Greece, with over 213,000 refugees, Hungary, with over 145,000, and Italy, with over 115,000.
The numbers are impressive. For some they are frightening. (...)
This is first of all a matter of humanity and of human dignity. And for Europe it is also a matter of historical fairness.
We Europeans should remember well that Europe is a continent where nearly everyone has at one time been a refugee. Our common history is marked by millions of Europeans fleeing from religious or political persecution, from war, dictatorship, or oppression.
Huguenots fleeing from France in the 17th century.
Jews, Sinti, Roma and many others fleeing from Germany during the Nazi horror of the 1930s and 1940s.
Spanish republicans fleeing to refugee camps in southern France at the end of the 1930s after their defeat in the Civil War.
Hungarian revolutionaries fleeing to Austria after their uprising against communist rule was oppressed by Soviet tanks in 1956.
Czech and Slovak citizens seeking exile in other European countries after the oppression of the Prague Spring in 1968.
Hundreds and thousands were forced to flee from their homes after the Yugoslav wars.
Have we forgotten that there is a reason there are more McDonalds living in the U.S. than there are in Scotland? That there is a reason the number of O'Neills and Murphys in the U.S. exceeds by far those living in Ireland?
Have we forgotten that 20 million people of Polish ancestry live outside Poland, as a result of political and economic emigration after the many border shifts, forced expulsions and resettlements during Poland’s often painful history?
Have we really forgotten that after the devastation of the Second World War, 60 million people were refugees in Europe? That as a result of this terrible European experience, a global protection regime – the 1951 Geneva Convention on the status of refugees – was established to grant refuge to those who jumped the walls in Europe to escape from war and totalitarian oppression?
We Europeans should know and should never forget why giving refuge and complying with the fundamental right to asylum is so important.
I have said in the past that we are too seldom proud of our European heritage and our European project. (...)
There is certainly an important and unprecedented number of refugees coming to Europe at the moment. However, they still represent just 0.11% of the total EU population. In Lebanon, refugees represent 25% of the population. And this in a country where people have only one fifth of the wealth we enjoy in the European Union.
Let us also be clear and honest with our often worried citizens: as long as there is war in Syria and terror in Libya, the refugee crisis will not simply go away.
We can build walls, we can build fences. But imagine for a second it were you, your child in your arms, the world you knew torn apart around you. (...)
So it is high time to act to manage the refugee crisis. There is no alternative to this. (...)
Across Europe we now have common standards for the way we receive asylum seekers, in respect of their dignity. (...)
But these standards need to be implemented and respected in practice. (...) Before the summer, the Commission had to start a first series of 32 infringement proceedings to remind Member States of what they had previously agreed to do. (...) European laws must be applied by all Member States. (...)
Where Europe has clearly under-delivered, is on common solidarity with regard to the refugees who have arrived on our territory. (...)
I call on Member States to adopt the Commission proposals on the emergency relocation of altogether 160,000 refugees at the Extraordinary Council of Interior Ministers on 14 September. We now need immediate action. We cannot leave Italy, Greece and Hungary to fare alone. Just as we would not leave any other EU Member State alone. For if it is Syria and Libya people are fleeing from today, it could just as easily be Ukraine tomorrow. (...)"
Full text in EN: europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-15-5614_en.htm
© Frédérick Moulin 2015 - EU2015 - European Parliament - All rights reserved.
wn.com/State Of The Union 2015 Jean Claude Juncker On The Eu Asylum Refugee Legal Migration Policy
EN - State of the Union 2015 - Statement by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the Commission, on the European asylum and refugee policy to face the refugee crisis, and the need of a legal migrant status - Full version on migation & refugees - 09.09.2015 - European Parliament, Strasbourg.
(Jean-Claude Juncker answers to a UK Independence Party (UKIP) MEP yelling at him)
EXTRACTS of the transcript: "Whatever work programmes or legislative agendas say: The first priority today is and must be addressing the refugee crisis.
Since the beginning of the year, nearly 500,000 people have made their way to Europe. The vast majority of them are fleeing from war in Syria, the terror of the Islamic State in Libya or dictatorship in Eritrea. The most affected Member States are Greece, with over 213,000 refugees, Hungary, with over 145,000, and Italy, with over 115,000.
The numbers are impressive. For some they are frightening. (...)
This is first of all a matter of humanity and of human dignity. And for Europe it is also a matter of historical fairness.
We Europeans should remember well that Europe is a continent where nearly everyone has at one time been a refugee. Our common history is marked by millions of Europeans fleeing from religious or political persecution, from war, dictatorship, or oppression.
Huguenots fleeing from France in the 17th century.
Jews, Sinti, Roma and many others fleeing from Germany during the Nazi horror of the 1930s and 1940s.
Spanish republicans fleeing to refugee camps in southern France at the end of the 1930s after their defeat in the Civil War.
Hungarian revolutionaries fleeing to Austria after their uprising against communist rule was oppressed by Soviet tanks in 1956.
Czech and Slovak citizens seeking exile in other European countries after the oppression of the Prague Spring in 1968.
Hundreds and thousands were forced to flee from their homes after the Yugoslav wars.
Have we forgotten that there is a reason there are more McDonalds living in the U.S. than there are in Scotland? That there is a reason the number of O'Neills and Murphys in the U.S. exceeds by far those living in Ireland?
Have we forgotten that 20 million people of Polish ancestry live outside Poland, as a result of political and economic emigration after the many border shifts, forced expulsions and resettlements during Poland’s often painful history?
Have we really forgotten that after the devastation of the Second World War, 60 million people were refugees in Europe? That as a result of this terrible European experience, a global protection regime – the 1951 Geneva Convention on the status of refugees – was established to grant refuge to those who jumped the walls in Europe to escape from war and totalitarian oppression?
We Europeans should know and should never forget why giving refuge and complying with the fundamental right to asylum is so important.
I have said in the past that we are too seldom proud of our European heritage and our European project. (...)
There is certainly an important and unprecedented number of refugees coming to Europe at the moment. However, they still represent just 0.11% of the total EU population. In Lebanon, refugees represent 25% of the population. And this in a country where people have only one fifth of the wealth we enjoy in the European Union.
Let us also be clear and honest with our often worried citizens: as long as there is war in Syria and terror in Libya, the refugee crisis will not simply go away.
We can build walls, we can build fences. But imagine for a second it were you, your child in your arms, the world you knew torn apart around you. (...)
So it is high time to act to manage the refugee crisis. There is no alternative to this. (...)
Across Europe we now have common standards for the way we receive asylum seekers, in respect of their dignity. (...)
But these standards need to be implemented and respected in practice. (...) Before the summer, the Commission had to start a first series of 32 infringement proceedings to remind Member States of what they had previously agreed to do. (...) European laws must be applied by all Member States. (...)
Where Europe has clearly under-delivered, is on common solidarity with regard to the refugees who have arrived on our territory. (...)
I call on Member States to adopt the Commission proposals on the emergency relocation of altogether 160,000 refugees at the Extraordinary Council of Interior Ministers on 14 September. We now need immediate action. We cannot leave Italy, Greece and Hungary to fare alone. Just as we would not leave any other EU Member State alone. For if it is Syria and Libya people are fleeing from today, it could just as easily be Ukraine tomorrow. (...)"
Full text in EN: europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-15-5614_en.htm
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- published: 10 Sep 2015
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EU-Russia - SPIEF2016 - Speech by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker
EN - EU-Russia - SPIEF St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2016 - Opening ceremony...
published: 16 Jun 2016
EU-Russia - SPIEF2016 - Speech by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker
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State of the Union 2015 - Jean-Claude Juncker on the EU asylum & refugee & legal migration policy
EN - State of the Union 2015 - Statement by Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the Commissi...
published: 10 Sep 2015
State of the Union 2015 - Jean-Claude Juncker on the EU asylum & refugee & legal migration policy
State of the Union 2015 - Jean-Claude Juncker on the EU asylum & refugee & legal migration policy
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[VIDEO]:US Attorney General Loretta Lynch Takes Flack For Meeting With Bill Clinton
Edit WorldNews.com 01 Jul 2016
An impromptu meeting between U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch – the top law-enforcement officer in the country – and former President Bill Clinton at a Phoenix, Ariz ... The incident "does nothing to instill confidence in the American people that her department can fully and fairly conduct this investigation," and the appointment of a special counsel "in light of the apparent conflicts of interest.” – Sen ... PT....
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After 5-year voyage, NASA spacecraft nears rendezvous with Jupiter
Edit Baltimore Sun 30 Jun 2016
Jupiter takes center stage with the arrival next week of a NASA spacecraft built to peek through its thick, swirling clouds and map the planet from the inside out. The solar-powered Juno spacecraft is on the final leg of a five-year, 1.8 billion-mile voyage to the biggest planet in the solar system.... ....
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Unidentified Turkish Official: Istanbul Airport Attackers 'Russian, Uzbek And Kyrgyz'
Edit WorldNews.com 30 Jun 2016
An unnamed Turkish official has confirmed the nationalities of the three men who carried out Tuesday’s deadly attack on Istanbul’s airport as Russian, Uzbek and Kyrgyz nationals, Turkish media and officials told various media outlets.Turkey believes Islamic State militants were behind the suicide gun and bomb attack killing 43 and wounding more than 230 people – many of them airport workers, BBC News reported Thursday....
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Rio's week of horror: Body parts wash up near Olympics beach volleyball site
Edit CNN 30 Jun 2016
(CNN)With just 38 days to go before the Rio Olympics kicks off, the situation in the host city just went from bad to worse. A beach goer Wednesday discovered mutilated human body parts that had washed up on the shore, right in front of the Olympic Beach Volleyball Arena on Rio's famed Copacabana beach. A dismembered foot and another body part still unidentified was found, according to Andre Luiz, an officer of the Military Police ... ....
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Pentagon Budget Caps Will Return to Confront Clinton or Trump
Edit Bloomberg 30 Jun 2016
The return of budget caps and the potential for automatic across-the-board spending cuts through 2021 pose the No. 1 defense fiscal challenge for the the next president and defense secretary, according to Pentagon Comptroller Mike McCord. “There is no deal on the books, so you are starting with a clean sheet of paper” that “overshadows their whole first term,” McCord said in an interview ... 1 ... “What does the new team think?” ... LEARN MORE. ....
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Slovakia assumes EU rotating presidency amid Brexit fallout
Edit BBC News 01 Jul 2016
Slovakia assumes the six-month rotating presidency of the EU on Friday, as the bloc faces unprecedented pressure following UK decision to leave it ... Mr Fico met European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in the Slovak capital Bratislava on Thursday ... But neither Mr Fico nor Mr Juncker mentioned Brexit in their remarks ... ....
Brexit: the British rebellion
Edit Topix 01 Jul 2016
Ahead of the referendum vote, Jean Claude Juncker, who was at the time the prime minister of Luxembourg and holder of the rotating EU presidency, made a declaration in the Belgian newspaper Le Soir that revealed the true nature of the EU ... ....
Brexit: The week that brought Britain to its knees
Edit CNN 01 Jul 2016
London (CNN)The gasps were audible, the stares of disbelief wide-eyed. This was big news. Massive. And nobody had seen it coming ... Instead, faced by a challenge from his closest companion on the Brexit battle bus, the former London mayor opted to pick up his toys and go home. JUST WATCHED. Boris Johnson ... Replay. More Videos ... European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker cautioned that, as in real families, the breakup could get nasty ... ....
Hungarian referendum gaining in significance (Government of the Republic of Hungary)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Jul 2016
(Source. Government of the Republic of Hungary) ... The Minister informed the press ... Hungarian Government respects British decision ... it is a surprising turn of events that Jean-Claude Juncker, the President of the European Commission would only tie the agreement to the approval of the relevant European forums, while the Hungarian Parliament passed a resolution to the effect that it also wishes to decide on the agreement on a national level....
EU's Juncker says will not resign over Brexit
Edit Xinhua 30 Jun 2016
BRUSSELS, June 29 (Xinhua) -- European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker will not resign because of Britain's referendum vote to leave to the European Union (EU), he said Wednesday ... Asked if Brussels failed to convince Britain to stay, Juncker said he had no intention to be influenced by such criticism....
EU-Canada deal should be put to parliament: Merkel
Edit The Times of India 30 Jun 2016
Chancellor Angela Merkel said Thursday that the German parliament should be consulted on the EU's free trade deal with Canada, setting her on a collision course with European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker ... Juncker had however said Wednesday that the deal could be endorsed by the EU without national parliaments' approval ... it is not a 'mixed agreement'", said Juncker....
EU's most widely use language, English, endangered by Brexit
Edit The Malta Independent 30 Jun 2016
In an official speech to the European Parliament Tuesday acknowledging with sadness the loss of Britain as an EU member, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker used only French and German ... That said, Juncker has been criticized in the English media for some errors in the language of Shakespeare in the recent past, and he did respond Tuesday to heckling from British EU lawmakers in English....
EU chief says Scotland should be heard, but Spain flinches
Edit Chicago Tribune 30 Jun 2016
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Scotland should be able to set out its position after voting to remain in the European Union, triggering an immediate rejection from Spain. "Scotland won the right to be heard in Brussels," Juncker said before a meeting scheduled with Scottish... ....
EU Says British Referendum Must Be Dealt With in U.K. Context
Edit Bloomberg 30 Jun 2016
Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker “respects Scottish democracy and the result in Scotland,” Margaritis Schinas, spokesman for the Brussels-based commission, told reporters on Thursday....
President Niinistö holds discussions with the President of the European Commission and the German Federal Chancellor (Office of the President of the Republic of Finland)
Edit Public Technologies 30 Jun 2016
On the morning of 30 June 2016, President of the Republic Sauli Niinistö had a telephone conversation with Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission. President Niinistö and President Juncker discussed the consequences of the British referendum, ......
Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon’s plea to stay in European Union rebuffed in Brussels
Edit Indian Express 30 Jun 2016
A spokesman for Jean-Claude Juncker, the EU Commission chief who irked some European diplomats by meeting Sturgeon at such a critical time in EU relations with London, stressed that he had listened but would not interfere in British domestic politics ... Some EU countries called Juncker’s decision to meet Sturgeon a provocation designed to raise pressure on London to give formal notice to quit....
Sturgeon upbeat over first talks on Scots staying in EU
Edit Scotsman 30 Jun 2016
PRIME MINISTER MARIANO RAJOY ... Talks were held with European Parliament president Martin Schulz and the leaders of several of the groups in the European Parliament before Ms Sturgeon went on to meet European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker ... READ MORE ... According to Ms Sturgeon, Mr Juncker had given her a “very sympathetic response”. Prior to their meeting Mr Juncker said Scotland had “won a right to be heard” in Brussels....
Brexit: Nicola Sturgeon to update MSPs on EU talks
Edit BBC News 30 Jun 2016
On Wednesday she held talks with European Parliament president Martin Schulz and the leaders of several of the groups in the European Parliament before going on to meet European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker ... Yes, the Spanish statement is a challenge - and it is possible to argue that President Juncker may have to pay heed to a member ......
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