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MEPs debate food aid extension to EU’s poorest In our Europe Weekly review: the French role in Ivory Coast evacuations and Bill Gates’s drive to maintain help for poor countries; Spain’s financial situation after Portugal’s decision to seek EU aid; and Polish politicians taking lessons to reinforce their Engish.
In the coming week, a ban on Islamic full-face veils comes into force in France; the Prime Minister of Turkey will address the Council of Europe on Wednesday; there is the EU Agriculture and Fisheries Council; and Sunday will see Finland holding parliamentary elections.
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