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Debt grounds Hungary’s Malev On Europe Weekly this week, as the Greek bail-out delays bankruptcy, at least for now, we will discover why Hungary’s EU aid package has been put on hold.
EU officials have referred the controversial new ACTA treaty covering copyright, counterfeiting and internet freedom to Europe’s highest court. Why are these new proposals causing so much anger?
We will also speak to Georges Chachan from the Syrian National Council in Brussels about the likelihood of additional sanctions on the regime of President Bashar al Assad.
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