Anger of GM’s Opel U-turn (Daniel Schäfer, FT)
Oracle braced for EU objections on Sun deal (Nikki Tait, FT)
The end is nigh, we plan to do nothing about it (Charlemagne blog, The Economist)
I admired Thatcher, says Chirac in memoirs (Charles Bremner, The Times)
Even EU having trouble on climate agreement (Paul Taylor, IHT)
Where did Vaclav Havel’s anti-communist dream take us? (Adrian Bridge, Daily Telegraph)
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Peter Spiegel is the FT's Brussels bureau chief. He returned to the FT in August 2010 after spending five years covering foreign policy and national security issues from Washington for the Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times, focusing on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. He first joined the FT in 1999 covering business regulation and corporate crime in its Washington bureau, before spending four years covering military affairs and the defence industry in London and Washington.
Joshua Chaffin is one of the FT's EU correspondents, covering areas including policies on trade, the environment and energy. He has worked in the FT's Brussels bureau since late 2008 and before that was an FT correspondent in New York and Washington DC. 
Alex Barker is EU correspondent, covering the single market, financial regulation and competition. He was formerly an FT political correspondent in the UK and joined the FT in 2005.
Stanley Pignal is Brussels correspondent for the Financial Times, covering EU justice, home affairs, social developments, telecoms and the Benelux region. He joined the bureau in January 2009, having previously worked for the FT as a corporate reporter in London. 
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