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1. MEPs struggle over how to deal with public hearings February 3, 2012

Split emerges over how to handle requests for public hearings brought under the European Citizen's Initiative. MEPs are at odds over how the European Parliament should handle...

2. 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...

3. A right ding-dong January 26, 2012

Has Martin Schulz dropped a clanger as European Parliament president? Martin Schulz obviously wanted to make a big noise when he became president of the European Parliament...

A right ding-dong

4. National governments say ‘No' to pay-rise for EU staff December 16, 2011

Member states launch legal challenge against European Commission. The member states of the European Union have rejected a proposal from the European Commission that officials...

National governments say ‘No' to pay-rise for EU staff

5. MEPs demand role in drafting fiscal compact December 15, 2011

Schulz says Parliament must be an "equal partner". MEPs have called on Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council, to ensure that the European Parliament is...

MEPs demand role in drafting fiscal compact

6. Šefčovič squares up to staff unions over pay November 24, 2011

Commission prepares for confrontation with staff over pay and conditions. The college of European commissioners has embarked on a confrontation with European Union staff over...

Šefčovič squares up to staff unions over pay

7. A grass-roots approach to improving dialogue November 24, 2011

Maria Echevarria on her career switch from Spanish agricultural issues to co-ordination at the European Economic and Social Committee. Looking back at her career to date,...

A grass-roots approach to improving dialogue

8. Let us pray September 1, 2011

'Mass for Europe' causes concern. The Polish government is marking its six-month presidency of the European Union's Council of Ministers with a “mass for Europe”, to be...

9. Right question, wrong answer July 28, 2011

The EU should not be looking to the past for ways to encourage citizens to engage with elections to the European Parliament. The problem of public participation in...

Right question, wrong answer

10. Parliament's struggle for acceptance July 20, 2011

If the European Parliament wants to connect better with citizens, radical action might be needed. Under the Lisbon treaty, the European Parliament has more power than ever...

11. The European Parliament belongs in Strasbourg July 14, 2011

The Parliament should only have one seat, and it shouldn't be in Brussels. Your headline on a news report on the possibility of a single seat for the European Parliament –...

The European Parliament belongs in Strasbourg

12. Vote on single EU-wide constituency deferred July 7, 2011

Plans by Andrew Duff sent back to constitutional affairs committee. Political groups in the European Parliament have decided not to go ahead with a vote scheduled for today...

13. Data czar says he will step up inspections June 16, 2011

Data protection supervisor says he will step up inspections on EU institutions. The European data protection supervisor (EDPS) has warned that he will step up inspections...

14. Restricting Parliamentary access? May 26, 2011

Assaults and theft have forced the European Parliament to review its security. Private contractors are no longer deemed the answer, but creating a high-security perimeter is...

Restricting Parliamentary access?

15. Lower salaries and risk losing best staff, commissioner warns May 12, 2011

Sefcovic says cuts could affect recruitment. Maros Sefcovic, the European commissioner for administration and inter-institutional relations, has warned MEPs that salary cuts...

Lower salaries and risk losing best staff, commissioner warns

16. A generous parting gift April 20, 2011

The financial consequences of resigning from the European Parliament. The cash-for-influence scandal last month prompted the resignations from the European Parliament of...

A generous parting gift

17. MEPs approve increase in allowances March 3, 2011

Budgets committee votes to increase allowance by €1,500 a month. The European Parliament's budgets committee today (3 March) approved increasing MEPs' allowances by...

MEPs approve increase in allowances

18. Hungary to propose greater mutual oversight of spending February 24, 2011

Council and Parliament could ‘open up' accounts as Hungary seeks to sweeten soured relations. The European Parliament and the Council of Ministers are edging towards...

Hungary to propose greater mutual oversight of spending

19. A bad bet on crisis consciousness February 24, 2011

The proposals on ‘economic governance' could be a time bomb under the legitimacy of the EU institutions. Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy's ‘competitiveness pact' has...

20. Court tells EPSO to advertise jobsin all official EU languages February 10, 2011

General Court rules that EPSO discriminated against some candidates. The European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) will advertise the recruitment of contract agents in all...

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