Financial crisis, Schengen zone and relations between Europe and Ukraine in Europe Weekly
24/09/11 10:33 CET
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In this week’s Europe Weekly we look at why there is no let up from financial crisis and how it affects the Europe’s poorest people. We look at why two EU countries are not allowed in the Schengen zone? In an interview with Petro Poroshenko, head of the National Bank of Ukraine, we discuss what is preventing improving relations between Europe and Ukraine. That’s all in this week’s programme.
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