Spain takes up the reins

It’s easier to sparkle in a new role if a predecessor is seen to have failed dismally, and this is the case with Spain taking over the presidency from the much-maligned Belgians. In the few months prior to the handover at the beginning of the year, the prevailing opinion in ...

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