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1. Talks begin on market management overhaul January 23, 2012

Ministers to discuss quotas for milk, sugar. National agriculture ministers will next week (23 January) give their first reactions to a European Commission proposal to end...

2. The role of the EU in global food security November 10, 2011

The EU must play its part in producing food both for its citizens and for people elsewhere. As European policymakers and politicians consider their responses to the European...

The role of the EU in global food security

3. The Iron Curtain's shadow over agricultural reform November 4, 2011

The European Commission's CAP proposals would distort competition and perpetuate an historical injustice. The EU's institutions have made many good statements and resolutions...

The Iron Curtain's shadow over agricultural reform

4. The CAP, viewed from 2020 October 20, 2011

We will look back on the latest reforms of the Common Agricultural Policy as a massive missed opportunity. The hue and cry of winners and losers will dominate debate about...

5. Bias persists against newer EU states October 13, 2011

Agriculture commissioner admits reform concessions. Dacian Ciolos, the European commissioner for agriculture and rural development, has admitted compromising on his ambition...

Bias persists against newer EU states

6. Will the CAP fit? October 6, 2011

The arguments over the EU's future support to farming and the countryside. The European Commission is scheduled to approve next week (12 October) proposals to reform the...

Will the CAP fit?

7. Poland has a chance to clean up the Baltic Sea July 14, 2011

During its EU presidency, Poland should develop an agricultural policy that helps the Baltic Sea. While the final shape of the EU's future budget and Common Agricultural...

Poland has a chance to clean up the Baltic Sea

8. Auditors say non-farmers received EU support June 30, 2011

Sports clubs, airports and campsites received farm payments. Sports clubs, airports and campsites have received money from the EU that should have gone to farmers, according...

9. Not fair and not green April 28, 2011

The EU's agriculture policies are missing the mark. The unnamed EU diplomat who told

Not fair and not green

10. Which way forward for Europe's rural areas? April 20, 2011

Depopulation from urban areas poses serious challenges for Europe's policymakers. The Common Agricultural Policy is not the only source of European Union funds for the...

Which way forward for Europe's rural areas?

11. Farm aid tied to meeting EU's biodiversity needs April 20, 2011

European Commission's environment department will attempt to set out better protection for species and habitats threatened with over-exploitation and extinction. A sweeping...

Farm aid tied to meeting EU's biodiversity needs

12. Farmers could keep subsidies in exchange for ‘going green' March 17, 2011

Commissioners discuss ideas on CAP reform, but farmers' groups are critical of latest idea. Paying farmers to look after the environment could provide secure political...

Farmers could keep subsidies in exchange for ‘going green'

13. Clash of visions over agricultural reform March 10, 2011

Divsions over planned agricultural reform are emerging. Attempts to forge agreement among agriculture ministers on the reform of Europe's farm policy are coming unstuck,...

Clash of visions over agricultural reform

14. Challenges and uncertainties January 27, 2011

How the European Commission expects the markets for the major farm products to develop over the next decade. Land-grabbing biofuel, chicken Kiev and the enduring popularity...

Challenges and uncertainties

15. Making the world's mouths water January 27, 2011

How the food industry could sharpen its competitive edge. Significant hopes rest on Europe's food industry. It has proved relatively resilient during the economic crisis,...

Making the world's mouths water

16. Picking up the bill for cheap food January 27, 2011

Exploring the tensions in the food-supply chain over the distribution of income. These are difficult times for farmers. Their costs of production have risen steadily, their...

17. How safe is Europe's access to food? January 27, 2011

Everyone favours food security, but there are very different opinions about whether it is a problem for Europe and how to respond to it. In the European Union, hunger is a...

How safe is Europe's access to food?

18. Preparing for a different tomorrow January 27, 2011

The global food system will face unprecedented pressures over the next 40 years. How will Europe cope? Europe's farm policy has come a long way since 1957, when six...

Preparing for a different tomorrow

19. EU food security, the rhetoric and reality January 21, 2011

Europe's concerns about its food security do not withstand examination. In the wake of the 2007-08 surge in food prices, food security has become the most pervasive and...

EU food security, the rhetoric and reality

20. Will Europe's agricultural evolution pick up speed? November 25, 2010

Dacian Ciolos presents blueprint for reform, but farmers say proposal undermines food security. Evolution, not revolution, is how Dacian Ciolos, the European commissioner...

Will Europe's agricultural evolution pick up speed?

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