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1. Czech government collapses June 17, 2013

Prime Minister Petr Nečas resigns after arrests of his aides in a wide-reaching police investigation. Petr Nečas last night resigned as the prime minister of the Czech...

Czech government collapses

2. EU names new envoys in Africa June 14, 2013

Director of the EU's Russia division appointed an ambassador; Belgian given post in Nigeria. Twelve new European Union ambassadors were named today, most of them to...

EU names new envoys in Africa

3. Last-chance talks on EU's 2014-20 budget June 13, 2013

Extra round of talks scheduled for Tuesday as MEPs hold out for concessions. Negotiations between MEPs and the European Union's member states on the EU's budget for 2014-20...

Last-chance talks on EU's 2014-20 budget

4. Lithuania's movers and shakers June 13, 2013

Who's who in Lithuania's government Dalia Grybauskaite - President

Lithuania's movers and shakers

5. An unstable alliance June 13, 2013

Elections last year left Lithuania with a complex government held together by support for the EU and the strength of the president Amid the recent diplomatic to-ing and...

An unstable alliance

6. Like Turkey, the US poses a test for EU values June 13, 2013

Europe faces violent protests in one direction and secret surveillance in another. In very different ways the turmoil in Istanbul and the revelations about secret...

7. Past his cell-by date June 13, 2013

Perhaps it is just as well that the European Council introduced a permanent full-time president (current holder: Herman Van Rompuy), given what has been happening to the...

Past his cell-by date

8. No easy way out for Kessler or Barroso June 13, 2013

The announcement by Malta's police commissioner that he does not have a criminal case against John Dalli is bad news for Giovanni Kessler, the head of the European Union's...

9. Aides of Czech premier arrested June 13, 2013

Prime minister called on to resign after police arrest two members of his private office. The Czech prime minister, Petr Nečas, has been called on to resign by the...

Aides of Czech premier arrested

10. Daul joins chorus of MEPs calling for Kessler to quit June 13, 2013

EPP group leader says OLAF boss should resign. No easy way out for Kessler or Barroso Joseph Daul, the leader of the centre-right group in the European Parliament,...

Daul joins chorus of MEPs calling for Kessler to quit

11. Maltese police will not pursue Dalli over EU lobbying June 9, 2013

Giovanni Kessler, head of EU's anti-fraud office, comes under renewed attack. John Dalli, who last year had to resign as Malta's European commissioner because of a lobbying...

Maltese police will not pursue Dalli over EU lobbying

12. Reaction in the EU to clashes on the streets in Turkey June 6, 2013

EU officials speak out on Turkey. “The time for de-escalation and dialogue is now...The right of citizens to freedom of expression and assembly is a clear fundamental right...

Reaction in the EU to clashes on the streets in Turkey

13. Respect rights, even on the high seas June 6, 2013

The EU's external borders agency should not have the power to deny people their basic human rights A European coastguard ship participating in a Frontex operation spots a...

Respect rights, even on the high seas

14. The consumer policy portfolio June 6, 2013

In successive European Commission administrations, consumer policy has enjoyed an on-again, off-again relationship with health. Having flirted at various stages with...

15. The paper clip June 6, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Thursday, 6 June. The International Monetary Fund has admitted that it made mistakes with its austerity programme for Greece. In an...

The paper clip

16. Our man in Myanmar June 6, 2013

Myanmar, or Burma as it used to be known, is slowly shedding its previous status of political outcast. The European Union's way of recognising this is to appoint an...

17. Centre-right MEPs take aim at report on Hungary June 6, 2013

European Parliament officials have begun wading through hundreds of amendments to a highly critical and politically charged report on the Hungarian government's respect for...

18. The paper clip June 5, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Wednesday, 5 June. The devastating floods that have hit central Europe are featured in many newspapers. Thousands of German troops...

The paper clip

19. The paper clip June 4, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Tuesday, 4 June. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's style of politics lies at the heart of his problems at home and...

The paper clip

20. The paper clip May 31, 2013

A round-up of the international press on Friday, 31 May. Divisions are widening within Italy's Five Star Movement led by Beppe Grillo, writes

The paper clip

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