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Differences remain over enlargement, says Reinfeldt
Swedish prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt met with French president Nicolas Sarkozy in Stockholm on Friday to discuss the priorities of the Swedish EU presidency in the coming six months
A leading human rights NGO says that removing Chinese missiles targeted at Taiwan would "go a long way" towards convincing the EU to lift its arms embargo against China
A senior commission official says that EU-China relations "remain on track" despite serious strains last year sparked by differences over Tibet and the Dalai Lama
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