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24 July 2008
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France moves to drop 35-hour week  [FR] [DE]

The French Senate yesterday (23 July) approved a law allowing companies to strike individual deals with unions over working time that go beyond the current compulsory cap of 35 hours per week in a bid to boost the country's economic competitiveness.


Interview: Karadzic's arrest opens new horizons in Western Balkans  [FR] [DE]

There is a new, fresh atmosphere in the Western Balkans following the decisive action taken by Serbia's new government, Miroslav Lajčák, the High Representative of the International Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina, told EurActiv in an interview.


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EU Treaty: What Next?  [FR] [DE]

Several scenarios have been suggested as a means of overcoming the crisis triggered by the rejection of the Lisbon Treaty in Ireland. (read more)

Sustainable Consumption & Production  [FR]

Amid concerns that growing resource scarcity and rising raw material costs are dampening prospects for Europe's economic growth, the EU is looking for ways to decrease the environmental impact of industrial activity, product manufacturing and consumption patterns. (read more)

The French EU Presidency  [FR] [DE]

Under the motto "a more protective Europe", France takes over the rotating EU Presidency with an additional challenge – getting the EU out of an institutional crisis triggered by the rejection of the Lisbon Treaty in Ireland. (read more)

Analysis & Commentary
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Jacopo Torriti, European University Institute
Why Europe must learn to say 'no' to Russia 
Vytautas Landsbergis, Former President of Lithuania
The EU and Serbian Civil Society 
Sonia Biserko, Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia
A time for new ideas: Innovation in Central and Eastern Europe 
Paul Lewis, Economist Intelligence Unit
The new food equation: Do EU policies add up? 
Juan Delgado & Indhira Santos, Bruegel
 
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