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EU blames Russia for political pressure ; in Moldova gas squeezeEurope poorest country is mired in a difficult gas supply negotiation with Gazprom.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInFree article usually reserved for subscribersEuropean High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs, Josep Borrell | Johanna Geron/Getty ImagesOctober 28, 20219:49 pm CETBy Ma茂a de La Baume andMatei RoscaRussia is using natural gas sales as a political weapon against Moldova, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said Thursday.Moldova, Europe s poorest countr
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LETTERSFrom Mark CantleyYour editorial Stirring up a fine mess volume 3, issue 21 reproaches the European Commission for incoherence and lack of a strategy for the issues raised by biotechnology.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInJune 25, 19975:00 pm CETIn her letter volume 3, issue 23 ,
stanley cup Ms Leubuscher of Greenpeace demonstrates indeed the misunderstandings you refer to. May I offer a word in defence of both biotechnology and the Commission In fact, the Commission has for some 20 years developed a coherent response to the changing policy challenges of biotechnology, in dialogue with the European Parliament, member states and trading partners such as the US and Japan in particular through the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development .It is a story too long for this letter, well marked by milestones such as the Commission Davignon communication of 1983, the Parliament Viehoff report of 1987, the Bangemann paper of April 1991, theDelors White Paper and many other events and publications, including a continuing series of useful OECD reports co-finan
stanley cup ced by the Commission.AdvertisementAdvertisementModern biotechnology has evolved from a scientific curiosity to a radical surge of new knowledge and techniques affecting all sectors dealing with the applied life sciences.As it has done so, successive Com
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