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1. A climate deal against the odds December 15, 2011

Agreement in Durban on a roadmap to a future global treaty will see Europe continue a second period of binding emissions cuts, but Green groups say the deal is...

A climate deal against the odds

2. In trouble down under November 3, 2011

Catherine Ashton criticised for taking a trip to Australia. Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, has come in for criticism in Britain for visiting the...

In trouble down under

3. Israel and the US on the wrong side of history September 20, 2011

The question for Israel and its friends to address the risks of recognition of a Palestinian state, and to calibrate their reaction accordingly. Shortly before Israeli Prime...

4. Taming bigotry August 11, 2011

In Australia there is now a real sense that the perpetrators of racism shame not only themselves, but also their country. At a time when the horrific events in Norway remind...

Taming bigotry

5. Too much information July 2, 2011

Sometimes the stakes are too high for the value of transparency to be left to the judgement of WikiLeaks. As a British court weighs whether Julian Assange should be...

6. Commission adopts passenger data proposals September 21, 2010

Agreements with Australia, Canada, US to be re-negotiated. The European Commission today (21 September) adopted a set of proposals on sharing passenger name record (PNR)...

Commission adopts passenger data proposals

7. Wanted: more flawed climate legislation July 29, 2010

Andrés Jonathan Drew finds lessons from the EU's emissions trading scheme – and from Voltaire – for US legislators. Voltaire famously stated that “the best can...

Wanted: more flawed climate legislation

8. Parliament fears delaying tactics over passenger data July 8, 2010

Committee concerned that Commission is delaying proposals for agreement on exchanging data. The European Parliament's civil liberties committee has voiced concern that...

9. Accounting rules warning October 29, 2009

Association says EU could jeopardise global deal but EU finance ministers want major reforms. One of Europe's largest professional associations of accountants has warned the...

10. Two poles that should meet May 22, 2009

The natural ties that bind the EU and Australia should be tightened; as it is, the two are merely accidental partners. Even today, Australia is still the closest thing to a...

11. Stern calls for tougher emissions targets May 13, 2009

US, Australia are making “remarkable” progress, but need to do more, author of seminal report says. Targets proposed by Australia and the United States to reduce their...

12. The EU viewed from Down Under February 13, 2009

How EU studies are expanding in Australasia. Interest in the European Union appears to be growing in Australasia, helped in part by EU money. As Australia and New Zealand...

The EU viewed from Down Under

13. EU and Australia uncork wine deal December 1, 2008

Deal spells the end of Australian champagne, port and claret. Australian wine producers will soon be banned from making wines labelled and marketed as champagne, port...

14. Living in history November 28, 2008

When you get history wrong, it can skew your own strategic choices. I recently took part in a public debate with Paul Keating, Australia's former prime minister. He is...

15. Drying up down under November 27, 2008

Australia, a former Kyoto refusenik, has come in from the cold on climate change following a change in leadership.  The election of Labor Prime Minister Kevin Rudd at...

Drying up down under

16. He's an MEP...let him stay November 20, 2008

Kilroy-Silk heads down and out to Australia's outback for more public trials and humiliations. British MEP Robert Kilroy-Silk was conspicuously absent from the European...

17. Patrician peacemaker September 4, 2008

Is Alexander Downer just a failed Aussie politician, or can he help achieve peace in Cyprus? The patrician Australian Alexander Downer, a former foreign minister, will...

Patrician peacemaker

18. EU-Australia deal on passenger data approved June 6, 2008

Agreement with Australia differs significantly from comparable deal with the US. The Council of Ministers has given its approval to an agreement on the sharing of...

19. EU signs flight deal with Australia April 30, 2008

The EU has signed an aviation agreement with the government of Australia to open up the possibility of greater competition and more flights on routes between the two...

EU signs flight deal with Australia

20. Lessons from down under February 28, 2008

For years, Ireland was the boom baby of Europe, the golden child of economic liberalism. It grew fat on low taxes, generous friends and good fortune. Up close, the Celtic...

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