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Judging from the descriptions in news reports, the EU's first full-time president, Belgian Prime Minister Herman van Rompuy, doesn't exactly quicken the blood of the Brussels press pack. But there ...
Belgian Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy — known as Haiku Herman for his love of penning poetry — was chosen Thursday by leaders of the E.U.’s 27 member states to serve as permanent ...
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So who is Herman van Rompuy and what has he been up to so far? As a former Belgian prime minister he is perforce a federalist. He is a Flemish social Christian, aged 62, of modest demeanour.
In Poland, he will formally be known not as "prezydent," but as "przewodniczacy" -- a word that is closer to "chairman." ...
Calling Brexit "political amputation," the European Council ex-chief thinks serious talks would begin only after German elections next year.
One of the 17-syllable haiku that have earned Mr Van Rompuy the nickname Haiku Herman. Haiku traditionally evoke an experience of the natural world, and a walk with Louis - in the woods or fields near ...
Herman Van Rompuy News. Top News // 8 years ago. The Almanac. On Oct. 31,1926, Harry Houdini, renowned magician, illusionist and escape artist, ...
Herman Van Rompuy was the first full-time President of the European Council. He was elected for the first time in November 2009, then re-elected for a second term from June 2012 to November 2014. He ...
Herman Van Rompuy. On the C-SPAN Networks: Herman Van Rompuy is a President for the European Council with 10 videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2010 News Conference as ...
Herman Van Rompuy, President of the European Council, has released a terrifying document outlining plans for "genuine economic and monetary union" ahead of this week's summit. Rompuy, once ...
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