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1. Strasbourg strikes back February 8, 2012

Chris Huhne can't escape the Parliament. Is this the revenge of the European Parliament? Chris Huhne, the UK's energy minister, resigned from the British government last...

Strasbourg strikes back

2. Diana Wallis to stand down as an MEP January 19, 2012

Liberal Democrat MEP announces that she is to quit just days after failing in bid to become president of the European Parliament. Diana Wallis, a British Liberal MEP who this...

Diana Wallis to stand down as an MEP

3. How Deva, Schulz and Wallis voted in the past two years December 21, 2011

Of the three candidates for the presidency of the European Parliament, Nirj Deva has the worst record of attendance at votes in plenary.

4. UK insists it is not isolated December 9, 2011

But former foreign minister says UK veto on treaty change leaves UK “in a mess”. Senior UK government officials and UK Conservative MEPs have rallied around a decision by...

UK insists it is not isolated

5. In trouble down under November 3, 2011

Catherine Ashton criticised for taking a trip to Australia. Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, has come in for criticism in Britain for visiting the...

In trouble down under

6. Europe's crisis, Europe's chance November 3, 2011

It is the duty of Europe's intellectuals to ask the questions about the future of the European Union that the politicians dare not ask. Over the past few years, the European...

Europe's crisis, Europe's chance

7. Cameron hit by backbench rebellion over EU October 25, 2011

Government wins vote on referendum but Conservative splits over Europe laid bare. David Cameron, the UK's prime minister, suffered the biggest rebellion by backbench MPs...

Cameron hit by backbench rebellion over EU

8. Fight club October 20, 2011

Bruising budget talks lie ahead. Fans of rugby, cage fighting and other violent sports are eagerly awaiting the arrival of Jon Cunliffe as the UK's next permanent...

9. Time to move on September 8, 2011

A new job for Ashton's former press officer. MHP, a public relations firm, set social networking sites Facebook and Twitter aflutter last week with a press release...

Time to move on

10. Migration: to open the borders or not? September 8, 2011

Exploring a demographic question that divides planners and politicians possibly more than any other. There is one obvious solution to the problem of ageing societies in...

Migration: to open the borders or not?

11. Ashton makes 25 EEAS delegation appointments August 3, 2011

United Nations, India and Japan among senior positions filled. Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, has appointed a top Austrian diplomat to represent the...

Ashton makes 25 EEAS delegation appointments

12. Encounters recounted July 14, 2011

Mark Malloch-Brown delivers delightful anecdotes, but the juicy bits are missing. How can the “under-regulated hell” created by runaway globalisation be transformed into...

Encounters recounted

13. Calm before the storm June 30, 2011

A strange introduction for the UK's next permanent representative to the EU. David Cameron chose a curious form of words to justify the appointment of Jon Cunliffe as the...

14. A reflection on old, failed neighbourhood policies May 26, 2011

Tailoring assistance programmes to the specific needs of particular countries makes good sense. The reformed European neighbourhood policy (ENP) is a sober reflection on the...

A reflection on old, failed neighbourhood policies

15. Non-EU seasonal workers could get special work permits April 28, 2011

Proposals aim to make it more difficult for workers to be exploited. Unskilled workers from outside the European Union could for the first time be granted a legal route to...

16. Shady dealings April 14, 2011

MEP misses greenery in Strasbourg. Of some MEPs it might be said that ‘their bark is worse than their bite'. But for one MEP, a lack of bark has been causing a problem.

Shady dealings

17. Court tells former MEP to pay back expenses March 24, 2011

Den Dover is ordered to repay European Parliament nearly €400,000 in expenses. A former MEP from the UK was today (24 March) ordered by the European Court of Justice...

18. Big in Bruges? March 3, 2011

The UK wants a bigger presence in Europe. David Cameron, the British prime minister, has been struggling on the domestic political stage to win support for what he calls...

19. Take that, Eurosceptic Conservatives February 24, 2011

David Cameron gets his EVaward. Better late than never, Timothy Kirkhope, the leader of the UK Conservative MEPs, last week delivered to 10 Downing Street the EVaward that...

Take that, Eurosceptic Conservatives

20. And the winner is... February 10, 2011

It's the glittering awards season. Prizes are much in vogue at this time of year. The Silver Rose Awards are organised each year by Solidar, a network of non-governmental...

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