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Winter freeze boosts food prices In this edition, the Dominique Strasse-Kahn scandal, the on-going attempts to form a government in Belgium, EU chief Herman Von Rompuy in China, Queen Elizabeth II in Ireland, and the European Commission’s new proposals to strengthen victim support across the EU.
Next week we will be looking at possible sanctions against the Syrian president, Barack Obama will be visiting Europe, Poland will unveil its priorities for the EU presidency, and G8 chiefs will meet in Deauville, France.
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