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1. Death is not the end April 20, 2011

It's the end of the Western European Union - or is it? European organisations have a tendency to proliferate, so the dissolution of the parliamentary assembly of the Western...

2. From parliament to parliament January 20, 2011

Thomas Søndergaard Sarup on how he is raising the profile of the European Parliament in the Danish parliament. With the Lisbon treaty in force, keeping an eye on what MEPs...

From parliament to parliament

3. Stepping back in time to help explain modern thinking January 13, 2011

Exploring how far the mythology of kings lives on in today's politics. When Louis XVI was guillotined in 1793, the French did more than

4. Latvia, Lithuania give green light to Lisbon treaty May 8, 2008

Thirteen EU states have now ratified planned reform of the EU's institutions. The Lithuanian and Latvian parliaments have ratified the Treaty of Lisbon, both with...

5. Animal champion April 9, 2008

The father of London's would-be mayor and the author of the novel “The Commissioner” looks back at his “most wonderful job” – in the Commission in Brussels. If...

Animal champion

6. Bulldozer back July 12, 2007

The Independence/Democracy group has been reunited with its inflatable bulldozer, which was confiscated during the last European Council (Entre Nous, 21 June). Sadly the...

7. Parliaments to win power June 21, 2007

I found it very intriguing that national parliaments could get powers to block EU legislation in the future (‘Parliaments offered greater EU powers', 14-20 June 2007). It...

8. Consultation at heart of ‘people power' March 17, 2005

As the debate on the draft constitution trundles on, I wonder what more can be done for sub-member state national and regional parliaments in addition to the limited gains...

9. Popularity of Parliament is cause for pride April 15, 2004

I acknowledge the concerns raised by Rogier Chorus and June O'Keeffe ('Poor visitor access undermines Parliament transparency', European Voice 1-14 April), however the...

10. Snow wonder it makes no sense March 4, 2004

The reaction of the European Parliament's quaestors to last week's heavy snowfall – or should we say, ‘conditions climatiques' – in Brussels seems to have cause few...

11. Putting parliaments in the picture – one step at a time October 16, 2003

ONE of the lesser-known features of the proposed new EU constitutional treaty is the ‘power' to be given to national member state parliaments to scrutinize and object to...

12. Warsaw Poles apart over Cox's job description September 25, 2003

The UK House of Commons has one, so does the US Congress, but not, as far as we know, the European Parliament – a Speaker, that is. Try telling that, though, to the good...

13. Surreal Liberal April 24, 2003

Graham Watson, leader of the Liberal group in the European Parliament, may not strike some as the original Happy Harry type. But he proved he has a turn of wit during a...

14. Convention split over role of national parliaments March 20, 2003

THE Convention is split over what scope, if any, national parliaments should have to block laws proposed by the European Commission. A number of members called, at its...

15. Institutional spring-clean February 13, 2003

The Convention on the future of Europe represents a golden opportunity to create a clean institutional structure, one that can be easily comprehended by the citizen remote...

16. Chocolate Cigarettes January 9, 2003

During the last European Parliament plenary, members were urged to sign a petition that promotes the legalisation of some narcotics. I do not think this is a good way to...

17. Defending Parliament October 24, 2002

So, European Voice has decided to compete with British tabloids in seeking to rubbish the European Parliament (10-16 October). First, an anonymous article in your Viewpoints...

18. Give national parliaments a louder voice October 24, 2002

Joint assembly of MEPs and MPs must have teeth in EU decision-making. THE EU needs to become more democratic and effective, while ensuring there is a clear division of power...

19. Cool reaction to subsidiarity group support October 10, 2002

THE findings of the Convention working group on subsidiarity have received a mixed verdict, with one member dismissing it as a “damp squib”. One of its main proposals is...

20. Power plan for national MPs branded toothless September 26, 2002

RADICAL proposals which would allow national MPs to challenge laws proposed by the European Commission are toothless, says a senior member of the constitutional Convention....

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