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"In this new global era, none of us can afford to stand still. The Hampton Court meeting is the chance for Europe to show leadership and kick-start the European economy back onto a path of reform, modernization and growth."
Author: Gordon Brown
October 27, 2005
"In this new global era, none of us can afford to stand still. The Hampton Court meeting is the chance for Europe to show leadership and kick-start the European economy back onto a path of reform, modernization and growth."
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