Britain's extradition arrangement fails to protect our citizens
Daily Mail
The last Labour government signed up to EU and US agreements that stripped Britain of virtually all discretion, so the current system lacks common sense. Under the UK/US treaty, Gary McKinnon is wanted for hacking from home into top-secret US security ...
See all stories on this topic »European Union Directives,Regulations and Laws. EU rules on foreign doctors 'putting patients at risk' say Lords
Telegraph.co.uk
At the moment only those from outside Europe are routinely tested. There is concern that those trained in Europe cannot be tested due to the EU's Mutual Recognition of Professional QualificationsDirective, which assures freedom of movement for them. ...
See all stories on this topic »Patent Ruling Sets Back EU Stem-Cell Scientists
Wall Street Journal
Dr. Bruestle's 1997 patent was challenged by Greenpeace in Germany on the basis of a European Union directive banning the patenting of inventions whose commercialization violates public order or "morality." A German court then decided Dr. Bruestle's ...
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Wall Street JournalCommission red-flags oilsands in the EU
Slave River Journal
The commission, responsible for developing new European laws, adopted a proposal last week that would include the oilsands in the European Union's (EU) fuel qualitydirective, which tells fuel suppliers which fuels are most carbon-intensive as part of ...
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Slave River JournalA Process Which Involves Removal Of A Stem Cell From A Human
BioResearch Online (press release)
... but must restrict itself to a legal interpretation of the relevant provisions of the Directive. Thus, the context and aim of the Directive show that the European Union legislature intended to exclude any possibility of patentability where respect ...
See all stories on this topic »Oppression of Christians World Wide. Is Atheism the Solution to Religious Persecution in Egypt?
Huffington Post (blog)
The Christian minority is relatively large and relatively affluent, and thus becoming a prime target for discrimination and attacks. If the cowardly Islamists succeed in driving Christians out of Egypt, the consequences will be felt around the world. ...
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Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Politicians will hate this, but according to Nomura economist Richard Koo it's too late to save Europe unless they're willing to go nuclear.
By that he means: Big time guarantees across the entire financial system to ensure that everyone survives. Lots of taxpayer money with few strings attached.
Any half measure, such as asking banks to try raising money fr6m the private sector could be a disaster.
Government needs to ease atmosphere of mutual mistrust by guaranteeing banks’ liabilities
There is little time left in the eurozone: policy missteps thus far have already created an atmosphere of mutual mistrust among banks.
Posted by Britannia Radio at 18:14