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1. 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

2. Call to speed through tax on financial transactions February 8, 2012

Nine member states call for FTT to be introduced as soon as possible. The finance ministers of nine eurozone governments have called for a tax on financial transactions to be...

3. Merkel says time is running out for Greek bail-out deal February 6, 2012

Talks on new austerity measures to continue Tuesday. Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, told the Greek government to hurry up and agree to further reforms in order to...

Merkel says time is running out for Greek bail-out deal

4. Human-rights convention deal blocked January 26, 2012

France and UK hold up EU accession to the European Convention on Human Rights. France and the United Kingdom are blocking a deal on the European Union's accession to the...

5. Danes put Schengen under renewed pressure January 19, 2012

Malmström says Denmark's interpretation of common visa rules is an “unfortunate and difficult situation”. Cecilia Malmström, the European commissioner for home...

Danes put Schengen under renewed pressure

6. European Parliament leadership January 19, 2012



7. Schäuble says bail-out fund is strong enough January 16, 2012

German finance minister says last week's downgrades will not damage European Financial Stability Facility. Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's finance minister, said today that...

Schäuble says bail-out fund is strong enough

8. Eurozone bail-out fund's credit rating downgraded January 16, 2012

Move follows rating agency's decision to downgrade France and Austria; Mario Draghi warns of “very grave state of affairs” in eurozone. Standard and Poor's, the...

Eurozone bail-out fund's credit rating downgraded

9. Rehn slams eurozone credit rating downgrades January 14, 2012

S&P strips France and Austria of AAA status; Cyprus and Portugal downgraded to 'junk'. Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, has strongly...

Rehn slams eurozone credit rating downgrades

10. France pushes ahead with financial transaction tax January 9, 2012

Nicolas Sarkozy says he hopes other EU member states will follow France's lead; Sarkozy and Merkel discuss eurozone crisis. Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president, today said...

France pushes ahead with financial transaction tax

11. Ashton on defensive over EU's diplomatic service January 5, 2012

EU's foreign policy chief responds to criticism from foreign ministers of 12 member states. Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign policy chief, has been forced to...

12. A year on, and still failing January 5, 2012

The European External Action Service has had a difficult first 12 months, and hopes have faded that Catherine Ashton will settle into her role as EU foreign policy chief. The...

13. What an honour January 5, 2012

A few surprises in new year's honours in Britain and France. The New Year saw an honours list published in London recognising outstanding public service. Among the names of...

What an honour

14. Banking fears drive euro to low against US dollar January 5, 2012

Rise in French borrowing costs weighs on sentiment. The euro dropped to its lowest rate against the US dollar in 16 months today over fears about the financial health of...

Banking fears drive euro to low against US dollar

15. The paper clip, 4 January January 4, 2012

Hungarian problems and a new chief economist at the ECB in our round-up of what's in the newspapers. Viktor Orbán, Hungary's prime minister, rules in a way that is “no...

16. Merkel, Sarkozy to hold talks on debt crisis January 3, 2012

Leaders of Germany and France to discuss next set of deadlines for solving the crisis. The president of France and the chancellor of Germany will meet next Monday (9 January)...

Merkel, Sarkozy to hold talks on debt crisis

17. 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'

18. The worst and the best of austerity December 21, 2011

Since the summer, smart consolidation of public finances has given way to growth-impairing cuts. In June, it was Greece. In August, it was France, Italy, Portugal and Spain....

The worst and the best of austerity

19. ECB at the centre of the euro storm December 21, 2011

The European Central Bank is not immune to the growing tensions between member states over the eurozone crisis. The decision by Christine Lagarde, the managing director of...

ECB at the centre of the euro storm

20. Coeuré appointed to ECB board December 19, 2011

Frenchman will serve an eight-year term on executive board. EU member states have formally approved the appointment of Benoît Coeuré to the executive board...

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