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- this summer); (2) to make the case that the United States and Europe have a global responsibility to provide "stability" between the euro and the dollar and to gain U.S. agreement for greater G-7 cooperation on exchange rates; and (3) to present the euro
- , which you faced up to in the United States. You have 50 percent more consumption per head than France and Germany because they have not liberalized shopping hours, and 50 percent more computer work. If possible, we should make the G-7 the forum
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- of the others in the G7 - how damaging and disruptive exchange market turbulence can be. I have therefore thought hard about ideas put forward for direct action to control it. 1 do not dismiss them lightly. But I am convinced they are a false solution
- . At the planned London Conference, to be held sometime in December, a structure will be established to coordinate these civilian efforts, with the G-7 plus Russia and the OIC Presidency likely to serve as the steering group. A "High Representative" (possibly Carl
- not endure another . winter. Some Deputies speculated the timing was calculated to ensure Bosnia received high visibility at the G-7 Summit. 4. There was considerable discussion among the Deputies about what action to take regarding this offensive
- this to happen anyhow. O A US aid assessment team will go out to Bosnia later this month. o The G-7 states have agreed to look favorably at debt reduction of 50-100%. [ Estimates of reconstruction needs are $4 billion over 3 years for the territory
- of the problem is that the supporters of Serbs in Russia are his opponents. They limit his room for maneuver. ~ The President: I agree. We are doing what we can through G-7 aid and through bilateral aid packages. We will ask Congress and our G-7 partners
- of the problem is that the supporters of Serbs in Russia are his opponents. They limit his room for maneuver. ~ The President: I agree. We are doing what we can through G-7 aid and through bilateral aid packages. We will ask Congress and our G-7 partners
- area Q (~2 Croatia Trebinje * Bihac UN-declared "Safe Area" 40 o * erers -o ivJ4314 ocret SC 0039 g7-~ Albania 40 Miles iv_______________ ROO0a9) 12.9 C00389760 Secret UM NOFO ORCON -NOCONTRACT Bosnia: Serb Ethnic Cleansing Summary
1995-12-26, Office of European Affairs Report re EU-Bosnia Groping for the Initiative in Peace
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- _____ C05915979 q-et e EU delegates will join representatives from the G-7, Russia, and the Organization of Islamic Conference to oversee reconstruction lanning and administration as part of the steering committee. ...But Divisions Remain Nonetheless, internal
- states almost certainly would seek the participation of other G-7 countries and of international financial institutions in funding economic reconstruction in the Balkans. The Europeans would want to spread the financing burden so that it does not foil
- their limited production toward domestic, often wartime, needs. -Top Seret. 71 .1 J RI 0O f f~H "n C. GI- G-" 7"A iv \ - - C05960842 Outlook Serbian PresidentMilosevic has little incentive to further restrictsupport to the BSA or reduce
- SPERLING I. PURPOSE To secure support f o r our G-7 proposal t o develop a p r e c a u t i o n a r y f i n a n c i n g f a c i l i j y ^ and t o seek agreement f o r NATO next Wednesday t o author/ze m i l i t a r y response i f M i l o s e v i c remains
- economic issues such as t h e Uruguay Round and G-7 p o l i c y c o o r d i n a t i o n . Recognize Major's e f f e c t i v e n e s s i n p r o m o t i n g agreement on the Uruguay Round, and s o l i c i t h i s c o n t i n u e d c o o p e r a t i o n
- of the European Union and EFTA countries, which are the CEE countries' most important trading partners. The U.S. has already lowered most, although not all" of its own barriers to CEE exports. We should use the July '1994 G-7 Summit as a f'orcing event, just as we
- occur d u r i n g the G-7 Summit. fe) President Chirac: U.S. EO 13526 1.4b, EO 13526 1 4 .d h e l c t o D r e v e n t t h e d e f e a t o f thm R n s n i s n s . The P r e s i d e n t : We w i l l do whatever we can. They h o n e s t l y b e l i e v
- P O O O Y HTCP F:\Email\Data Source\Al\Non-Record\CD020\JUN1994\G7 ITEM.htral Page 1 o f l NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL 13-Jun-1994 11:53 EDT MEMORANDUM FOR: FAUVER WHYMAN NONRECORD FROM: ( FAUVER@A1@0E0B ) ( WHYMAN@A1@0E0B ) ( NONRECORD@Al@OEOB
- warheads are dismantled. • June 26 - POTUS at UN 50th Anniversary. Launch of new worldwide antiterrorist campaign. (Alternate time might be G-7 meeting in Halifax, if economic news is scarce.) • July - POTUS event. Announces new US task force
- c i s i o n as t o whether t o send 50 m i l i t a r y observers t o Abkhazia. A t t h e G-7 Conference, P r e s i d e n t C l i n t o n and S e c r e t a r y C h r i s t o p h e r pledged U.S. s u p p o r t f o r UN a c t i o n i n t h e event o f
1995-09-01B, BTF List re Balkan Crisis Chronology of International Response, Significant Events
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- TALKS AGREED (POSSIBLE JANUARY) - CHORNOBYL O PM ACTION: DECISION ON NEXT STEPS AWAITING G-7 TASK FORCE DECISIONS ON IMPLEMENTATION OF THE G-7 ACTION PLAN - NUNN-LUGAR: REALLOCATE FUNDS FOR HOUSING PROGRAM O DOD ACTION: NEED TO GO TO CONGRESS
- e c r e t a r y C h r i s t o p h e r w i l l t a k e i t up when he hosts t h e o t h e r G-7 F o r e i g n M i n i s t e r s f o r l u n c h i n Tokyo on A p r i l 14. -W I f Russian Deputy F o r e i g n M i n i s t e r Churkin asks Ambassador
- . Abkhazia As a r e s u l t o f the s i g n i n g o f a c e a s e f i r e l a s t week, t h e UNSC faces an immediate d e c i s i o n as t o whether t o send 50 m i l i t a r y observers t o Abkhazia. A t t h e G-7 Conference, P r e s i d e n t C l i n t o n
