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1. Greece strikes deal on austerity measures February 9, 2012

ECB president says agreement on cuts has been reached. The Greek government has reached a deal on additional austerity measures that it must implement to qualify for a...

Greece strikes deal on austerity measures

2. EU plans to increase its presence in Syria February 8, 2012

Humanitarian experts could be sent within days, while several EU states have recalled ambassadors. The EU is poised to strengthen its delegation in Syria, despite the growing...

EU plans to increase its presence in Syria

3. Syria and Iran to dominate EU visits to China and India February 8, 2012

Talks to be held in Beijing and New Delhi. Talks in the coming days between the European Union's leadership and Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister, and Wen Jiabao,...

4. Middle East envoy appointed January 23, 2012

German diplomat to represent EU in peace talks between Israel and Palestine. National foreign ministers meeting in Brussels today (23 January) have appointed Andreas...

5. Member states divided over timing of Iranian oil embargo January 21, 2012

Concern that oil ban would hit energy supply. The European Union's member states remain divided over how quickly a planned oil embargo against Iran should take effect, just...

Member states divided over timing of Iranian oil embargo

6. Ban calls on Cypriots to reach deal before summer January 19, 2012

UN chief hopes talks in New York produce a breakthrough. Ban Ki-moon, the secretary-general of the United Nations, will urge the leaders of Cyprus's Greek and Turkish...

7. Italy would back 'gradual' ban on Iranian oil January 6, 2012

EU later this month expected to agree on a ban on imports of Iranian oil. Mario Monti, Italy's prime minister, has said that Italy will only agree to an embargo on imports of...

Italy would back 'gradual' ban on Iranian oil

8. EU welcomes UN-Iraq deal on Camp Ashraf December 26, 2011

Status of 3,000 opponents of Iranian regime to be checked before transfer or re-settlement. The EU has welcomed an agreement between the United Nations and the Iraqi...

EU welcomes UN-Iraq deal on Camp Ashraf

9. Blood on their hands December 8, 2011

The EU must do all it can to stop the brutality at Camp Ashraf. In May, I wrote that Iraq appeared to prefer to shed the blood of Iranian refugees than to seek a solution...

Blood on their hands

10. EU increases pressure on Syria December 1, 2011

Additional sanctions in response to fierce security crackdown. The European Union has tightened its sanctions against Syria in a bid to increase the pressure on the regime...

EU increases pressure on Syria

11. EU tightens Syria sanctions November 14, 2011

Funding from European Investment Bank to be suspended. National foreign ministers will today (14 November) suspend funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to Syria,...

EU tightens Syria sanctions

12. UN to assess prospects for peace in Cyprus October 29, 2011

Ban Ki-moon to meet the leaders of the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities. Ban Ki-moon, the secretary-general of the United Nations, is to meet the leaders of the Greek...

UN to assess prospects for peace in Cyprus

13. Divisions limit the EU's influence in the Mediterranean October 29, 2011

The starting point for a fresh relationship with the southern Mediterranean lies in the EU. Tunisia's parliamentary elections last Sunday and the death on Friday of Muammar...

Divisions limit the EU's influence in the Mediterranean

14. Stop the clock! October 13, 2011

Confusion for the Cypriots. Cyprus's preparations for its presidency of the European Union's Council of Ministers, which starts on 1 July 2012, are behind schedule. 

Stop the clock!

15. A chance to improve ties October 13, 2011

Turkish membership of the Union would benefit the EU geopolitically I agree with European Voice that Turkey's European Union accession talks are at a standstill (“Shifting...

16. Time for a new EU approach to Turkey October 13, 2011

Easing Turkish citizens' movement in Europe would help relations between the two sides. Turkey and the EU have failed this year to open even one new chapter and their...

17. EU tightens sanctions against Belarus, Iran, Syria October 10, 2011

Foreign ministers also discuss Middle East, Bosnia and Herzegovina. National foreign ministers meeting in Luxembourg today (10 October) have expanded sanctions against...

18. Movers & Shakers October 6, 2011

Kornelios Korneliou has been appointed permanent representative of Cyprus to the EU. Previously Cyprus's ambassador to France, he replaced Andreas Mavroyiannis on Monday (3...

19. Shows of strength in the Mediterranean September 29, 2011

At a crucial time for talks on the future of Cyprus, Turkey is showing that it is not afraid to take on either the EU or Israel. Emboldened by its rising profile and...

Shows of strength in the Mediterranean

20. Less delight in Turkish power? September 29, 2011

The prospect of a ‘Turkish summer' following the ‘Arab spring' may be luring Turkey eastward, but Turkey will still need Europe. A few days ago, Turkey's Prime Minister...

Less delight in Turkish power?

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