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The newspaper also suggested Poland's hosting of the next Nato summit – planned for July 2016 – was in the balance.

Mr. Schafer took the offensive at a press conference on Thursday that discussed the food summit, planned for Rome.

Unable to cancel a summit planned for October 23rd, the leaders decided instead to call a second one three days later.

Mercosur leaders will try to sort some of this out at a summit planned for December.Progress with the EU also depends on what happens in other negotiations.

He urged a concentration on the US, the EU and China, focusing his efforts towards a European-American breakthrough at their summit planned for last May, which in the end did not take place.

"We are asking for a unanimous decision that until [an EU-Turkey summit planned for] March 6, no state will unilaterally close its borders... if not, the Greek government will not approve the conclusion text", a source told AFP.

Should Britain end up out of the union, some years hence, historians may look back at two events of the present: a European Union bill currently before Parliament, and Brussels summits planned for March 11th.Britain's new European bill requires a referendum on any new treaty that would transfer powers from Britain to the EU.

Afghan and American officials hope to have that broader agreement concluded in time for a NATO summit meeting planned for May in Chicago.

Mr. Monti, Mrs. Merkel and Mr. Sarkozy will meet next week in Rome to discuss plans to combat the sovereign debt crisis, with a European Union summit meeting planned for the end of the month.

Protesters took control of the Nike Web site yesterday and redirected visitors to a site urging organizations to gather at and disrupt a world economic summit meeting planned for later this year in Australia.

SINGAPORE — As Group of 8 leaders meet in the seaside resort of Deauville in northern France, most Asian leaders' eyes are focused on the Group of 20 summit meeting planned for Nov. 3 and 4 in Cannes, which is expected to grapple with how to set the global economy and its wobbling recovery on a more sustainable and balanced path to growth.