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Europe Weekly reviews important European stories such as political protests in Belgium and Microsoft’s complaint against competitor Google, as well as alleged corruption in the European Parliament and debate over labelling meat from cloned animals. Military operations in Libya remained high on the EU news radar as well. NATO is taking pains to limit collateral damage there. European Foreign Policy, however, is showing clear signs of wear and tear. Europe Agenda rounds off the review, with a brief look at what is coming up next week.
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