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1. Aliev seeks EU strategic partner status June 19, 2013

Decision would effectively remove Azerbaijan from the Eastern Partnership programme. Ilham Aliev, the president of Azerbaijan, will visit Brussels tomorrow (21 June) to...

Aliev seeks EU strategic partner status

2. Parliament in brief June 13, 2013



3. EU needs threat of punishment for bad lobbyists June 6, 2013

The case for a European public prosecutor grows stronger. The European Union's rules on lobbying are under review. This week Maros Šefcovic, a vice-president of the...

4. MEPs ‘wasted €5m in interpretation funds' May 30, 2013

Report calls for greater sharing of resources. A draft report from the European Parliament's budgetary-control committee has criticised MEPs for requesting – but not using...

MEPs ‘wasted €5m in interpretation funds'

5. New kid on the bloc May 30, 2013

The accession process is over and Croatia is ready to join the European Union, but the celebrat-ions will be low-key Croatia will on 1 July become the 28th country in the...

New kid on the bloc

6. Once bitten, twice shy May 30, 2013

The EU claims to have learnt the lessons of the 2007 enlargement, but the legacy of the war with Serbia has hung over Croatia's accession process When the European...

7. Rich pickings May 23, 2013

A new report paints a grim picture of efforts to control corruption in the European Union. EU navigates the murky waters What is corruption? Public-sector...

Rich pickings

8. Carl's and Cathy's big adventure May 23, 2013

Carl Bildt, Sweden's foreign minister, had a bit of a wild weekend. Having spent Saturday evening at the Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Bildt took Catherine Ashton,...

Carl's and Cathy's big adventure

9. EU navigates the murky waters May 23, 2013

There is no European Union model for fighting corruption; member states are free to choose the system they believe is most effective, and the EU has no way to discipline...

EU navigates the murky waters

10. What is corruption? May 23, 2013

A widely used definition describes corruption as “abuse of public office for personal gain” or as “the use of public office for private gain”. According to this...

11. UK ex-pat voting law does not violate human rights May 8, 2013

The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the UK government can keep the 15-year ex-pat voting rule A British law that deprives citizens of the United Kingdom from...

UK ex-pat voting law does not violate human rights

12. Majority of member states back pesticide ban April 29, 2013

Germany changes position, delivering a majority in support of the Commission's proposed ban on neonicotinoids. A majority of member states today (29 April) voted to approve a...

Majority of member states back pesticide ban

13. Views from Visegrad April 25, 2013

Topics on the agenda in Bratislava

14. A taste of policy April 18, 2013

A university in Paris hopes that an EU policy and regulatory affairs clinic will give students a big advantage. The best way to teach students how the European Union works is...

A taste of policy

15. Director PMO - European Commission April 18, 2013



16. Teething troubles for ECIs April 9, 2013

Report shows European Citizens Initiatives are not meeting all the necessary conditions set at their launch one year ago. A year on from the launch of European Citizens'...

Teething troubles for ECIs

17. Pole promoted to head of agriculture department April 4, 2013

Promotion for Jerzy Plewa. The European Commission has promoted Jerzy Plewa to become director-general for agriculture and rural development from 16 April. He becomes the...

18. Commission to assess state of national justice systems March 27, 2013

‘Scoreboard' focuses on efficiency as Reding seeks annual review of the rule of law. The European Commission will today issue a ‘justice scoreboard', measuring judicial...

Commission to assess state of national justice systems

19. Near neighbours, still worlds apart? March 21, 2013

The EU's neighbourhood is littered with disputes On 1 March, the European Union started free-trade talks with Morocco. It was one of the high points of the past year for the...

Near neighbours, still worlds apart?

20. Thinking laterally February 28, 2013

Representing the entire social sector across the European Union and maintaining connections across policy areas obliges Pierre Baussand to stay focused. With the ambition to...

Thinking laterally

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