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1. The British ‘Non' December 21, 2011

Twice in the past, a British ‘No' has pushed European monetary union forward. At the European Union summit on 8-9 December, British Prime Minister David Cameron vented...

The British ‘Non'

2. Conservative tactician November 10, 2011

In 2001, aged just 30, George Osborne was a newly elected member of the British parliament, the youngest on the Conservative benches, and was looking for people to staff his...

Conservative tactician

3. Council, MEPs at odds on short-selling and supervision July 7, 2011

MEPs seek tougher rules on naked short-selling. The EU will head into the summer with approval for two of the largest pieces of financial- services legislation still a...

Council, MEPs at odds on short-selling and supervision

4. 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...

5. 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

6. MEPs postpone approval of Council's 2009 spending March 24, 2011

Parliament demands more information over how the Council spend its money in 2009. The European Parliament's budgetary control committee has delayed approving the accounts of...

7. 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...

8. A shift in the balance of power January 13, 2011

A look at the changes to the comitology rules that have taken place since the Lisbon treaty came into force, and what that means for the EU institutions. ● Keeping a...

9. Ties that bind December 9, 2010

Two critics of the EU get hitched. Gisela Stuart is a British Labour MP who served on the praesidium of the European Convention as a representative of the national...

10. Determined Conservative December 9, 2010

The UK's Secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs is a political survivor. Like the Conservative Party, Caroline Spelman has been on a journey. First...

Determined Conservative

11. A warm welcome (as usual) December 9, 2010

Celebrating the opening of the London offices of the European Commission and European Parliament. William Hague, the UK's foreign minister, showed up at the official opening...

12. No end in sight to education ‘scandal' November 25, 2010

Foreign lecturers are still battling to get what they are owed. Reading the complexities of Staffan Nilsson and Martin Westlake's excellent article (“Bringing citizens...

No end in sight to education ‘scandal'

13. Not flying the flag October 14, 2010

A discreet move for EU staff in London. European Union staff have moved into new offices in London, but they have done so very discreetly. The European Commission's...

Not flying the flag

14. Mandy's mischievous memoirs July 22, 2010

The former commissioner doesn't pull any punches in his new book. The memoirs of Peter Mandelson, erstwhile UK minister for business, sometime European commissioner for...

Mandy's mischievous memoirs

15. Hague vows to increase UK's EU influence July 1, 2010

Foreign secretary says UK faces a 'generation gap' in EU institutions. William Hague, the UK's foreign secretary, today said that the UK government is “determined” to...

Hague vows to increase UK's EU influence

16. Long-lasting humiliation March 11, 2010

How might the emotional scars from sterling's exit from the European Monetary System in 1992 affect relations in the European Union in 2010? Anyone who hangs around Brussels...

17. Report chides Parliament's lax control of public money February 25, 2010

Report warns of backlash from voters, while the Parliament's secretary-general is criticised over secrecy. Lax controls on the use of public money are putting the European...

Report chides Parliament's lax control of public money

18. Abolish the neutralisation system April 2, 2009

The chairman of the European Parliament's committee on budgetary control clarifies his position. In the article ‘Reforms aim to cut inter-committee controversy' (12-18...

19. Why MEPs must become even duller March 26, 2009

Why not admit that the Parliament cannot realistically aspire to be a ‘European Parliament'? Jean-Louis Bourlanges, an independent-minded French political thinker and...

20. Helping Parliament own its legislative agenda March 19, 2009

Calls for fresh legislative start after elections; discontinuity principle' disputed at EU level. When voters elect a new European Parliament in June, few will think that...

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