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— last modified 24 February 2010 A list of key EU legal terminology: RAdvertisementReceiving asylum-seekers When refugees look for asylum in a Member State, the authorities must ensure that they…
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— last modified 23 February 2010 A list of key EU legal terminology: X, Y, ZAdvertisementXXenophobia Fear of foreigners. Xenophobia is contrary to the fundamental principles of liberty, democracy and…
— last modified 22 February 2010 A list of key EU legal terminology: NAdvertisementNew Transatlantic Agenda Facilitates cooperation between the United States and the European Union.Nice Treaty Signed by the…
— last modified 24 February 2010 A list of key EU legal terminology: MAdvertisementMaastricht Treaty The Treaty on European Union entered into force in 1993. Cooperation on justice and home…
