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In this week’s edition of Europe Weekly we look at the accusations that Syrians living abroad have been intimidated by President Bashar al-Assad’s diplomats in the EU and the USA.
We also examine the repurcussions of a Ukrainian court’s jailing of Yulia Tymoshenko – what will it mean for Ukraine’s road-map to EU membership?
And of course we follow the latest twists and turns in the European financial crisis ahead of the crucial summit in Brussels on the 23rd of October.
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