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1. Smart approach to the single market February 9, 2012

The differing way that EU directives are transposed and implemented is a problem for the EU. Your Europa column last week suggested that, at their 30 January summit, EU...

Smart approach to the single market

2. Firms support MEPs on moving workers to the EU February 8, 2012

Discussions to start on intra-corporate transfers and MEPs want rules to be ‘family-friendly'. Rules to make it easier for companies to transfer thousands of non-European...

3. MEPs must justify their jetting off February 8, 2012

Transparency is more important than ever. Be transparent about what things cost and be ready to justify the expense: that must be the mantra for all those looking after the...

4. Protecting member states or the rights of asylum-seekers? February 8, 2012

Malmström drops bid for suspension clause and Denmark proposes ‘early-warning' system. Governments get help to deal with asylum claims The Common European...

Protecting member states or the rights of asylum-seekers?

5. Movers & Shakers February 8, 2012

Hélène Clark has been named director for resources and communication in the European Commission's employment, social affairs and inclusion department. Clark...

6. Tunisia seeks greater EU support February 2, 2012

Prime minister meets EU leaders and says his country urgently needs more help. Tunisia's prime minister has urged the EU to speed up efforts to help his country make the...

Tunisia seeks greater EU support

7. Germany and UK lead calls for EU spending cuts January 27, 2012

Five member states demand that EU spending reflect national austerity measures. Germany and the UK today (27 January) led a demand by five member states for a large cut in...

Germany and UK lead calls for EU spending cuts

8. Political leaders must do more to ensure gender balance January 26, 2012

The European Parliament still has a long way to go for gender parity. The results of the European Parliament mid-term elections last week reveal that this institution still...

Political leaders must do more to ensure gender balance

9. Member states asked to show their hand on future spending January 26, 2012

Ministers launch talks on multiannual spending, but French elections are set to delay agreement. National governments will be under pressure at ministerial talks on Friday to...

10. Lewandowski calls for spending cuts January 23, 2012

European commissioner says more savings are needed in administrative spending plans for 2013. Janusz Lewandowski, the European commissioner for financial programming and...

Lewandowski calls for spending cuts

11. Talks begin on market management overhaul January 23, 2012

Ministers to discuss quotas for milk, sugar. National agriculture ministers will next week (23 January) give their first reactions to a European Commission proposal to end...

12. Preparing the EU for the next disaster January 19, 2012

The EU has laid the ground for a better crisis-response system. It now needs political follow-through. How many systems does the EU have in place that would be activated in a...

13. Democracy in distress January 16, 2012

Political leaders seem to be structurally condemned to short-termism. Is democratic time too slow to respond to crises, and too short to plan for the long term?

14. Darwin for economists January 12, 2012

A book that uses the natural world to take on the ‘movement libertarians'. “One century hence, if a roster of professional economists is asked to identify the...

Darwin for economists

15. Sentenced without trial? January 12, 2012

Hungary is more committed than ever to democracy, the rule of law and Euro-Atlantic integration. Twenty years after a ‘managed' transition to democracy left significant...

Sentenced without trial?

16. So near, so far January 12, 2012

A staff committee for the EEAS. One year after the European External Action Service was launched, its employees have now formed a staff committee to represent their interests...

So near, so far

17. News in brief January 5, 2012

Asylum ruling The European Court of Justice ruled on 21 December that asylum-seekers should not be transferred to a member state where they risk being treated inhumanely....

News in brief

18. No money, no status January 5, 2012

Hard times for the Service for Foreign Policy Instruments. Pity the European Commission's Service for Foreign Policy Instruments, which has money, but no status.  It is...

19. Busy agenda for financial services January 5, 2012

Policymakers attempt to come up with tougher rules. Financial-services legislation is again set to dominate the EU's agenda in 2012 as policymakers attempt to come up with...

20. Germany wins battle to delete biodiversity goals from CAP December 21, 2011

Biodiversity 'prejudged' reform of the CAP. A call for specific biodiversity goals to be integrated into the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) was abandoned at the insistence...

Germany wins battle to delete biodiversity goals from CAP

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