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1. The importance of listening to the people February 8, 2012

Uncertainty in the Parliament reflects turf wars among committees. In the article “MEPs struggle over how to deal with public hearings” (2-8 February) you did well to...

2. Merkel says time is running out for Greek bail-out deal February 6, 2012

Talks on new austerity measures to continue Tuesday. Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, told the Greek government to hurry up and agree to further reforms in order to...

Merkel says time is running out for Greek bail-out deal

3. Romanian prime minister resigns February 6, 2012

Emil Boc quits after weeks of protests against his government's cuts. Emil Boc, Romania's prime minister, has resigned after weeks of public protests against...

Romanian prime minister resigns

4. MEPs push EU closer towards collective redress system February 2, 2012

System would enable groups of consumers to bring compensation claims against companies. An EU-wide system to enable groups of consumers to bring compensation claims against...

5. On the frontline of climate change February 2, 2012

India has been an important player in global climate talks, but lost its way in Durban last year. India has been considered a skilled negotiatior in international climate...

On the frontline of climate change

6. Is Hungary's new constitution really so outlandish? February 2, 2012

'Offending' provisions are hardly novel or exceptional in a European context. Hungary's new constitution has been the subject of intense interest in recent weeks (including...

7. MEPs back away from 30% emissions target January 31, 2012

Centre-right MEPs block move to push for increase in emissions reduction target. The push for the EU to increase its emissions reduction target for 2020 from 20% to 30% was...

8. EU hopes for Greek deal 'this week' January 31, 2012

Greek deal on write-down of debts to banks would open the way for a second bail-out for Greece. European Union leaders today expressed hope at the end of a one-day summit...

9. U R fired LOL January 26, 2012

Romanian minister gets his marching orders. Teodor Baconschi, Romania's foreign minister, found himself out of a job in the middle of Monday's meeting of the EU's foreign...

U R fired LOL

10. Bid to topple Maltese government fails January 26, 2012

Speaker of parliament saves government from defeat in a vote of no-confidence. Lawrence Gonzi, Malta's prime minister, today survived a vote of no-confidence, thanks to the...

11. Europe needs its own prosecutor to fight fraud January 26, 2012

The Belgian legal system has added to the ever-growing pile of problems for the EU. There is no shortage of bad news for the European Union nowadays. Last week, the Belgian...

12. The many perks of being an Italian politician January 19, 2012

Why Germans are reluctant to help Italians. In a recent letter (“Fear and irrationality hold sway in eurozone's decision-making”, 5-11 January), Mauro Galluccio proposes...

13. Buzek hails new transparency during his term January 12, 2012

Jerzy Buzek's term as president comes to end on 17 January. Jerzy Buzek puts the overhaul of the MEPs' code of conduct high on the list of his main achievements during his...

Buzek hails new transparency during his term

14. Gucci socialist January 12, 2012

Denmark's prime minister is struggling to cope on the domestic stage. Here is some good news for European Commission stagiaires, MEPs' assistants – even for the MEPs...

Gucci socialist

15. Flights of fancy January 12, 2012

Jerzy Buzek visited every member state but one during his time as Parliament president. Jerzy Buzek, the outgoing European Parliament president, likes to boast of his long...

16. Unwanted austerity January 12, 2012

Big problems for the Maltese government. In these times of austerity, scrapping a ministerial pay rise would appear to be a good idea guaranteed to win plaudits from a...

17. France pushes ahead with financial transaction tax January 9, 2012

Nicolas Sarkozy says he hopes other EU member states will follow France's lead; Sarkozy and Merkel discuss eurozone crisis. Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president, today said...

France pushes ahead with financial transaction tax

18. A safety net for patients? January 5, 2012

The EU must ensure that health inequalities do not widen during the financial crisis. Austerity measures are now omnipresent in Europe, and healthcare spending is being...

A safety net for patients?

19. Ashton on defensive over EU's diplomatic service January 5, 2012

EU's foreign policy chief responds to criticism from foreign ministers of 12 member states. Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign policy chief, has been forced to...

20. A year on, and still failing January 5, 2012

The European External Action Service has had a difficult first 12 months, and hopes have faded that Catherine Ashton will settle into her role as EU foreign policy chief. The...

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