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1. Bulgaria and Romania edge towards Schengen February 8, 2012

Dutch government still to drop its veto against the two countries joining the Schengen area. Bulgaria and Romania have made progress in fighting corruption and organised...

2. 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...

3. Moody's issues eurozone credit warning November 28, 2011

Credit-rating agency says sovereign-debt crisis is putting all eurozone countries at risk. Moody's, a credit-rating agency, has warned that the credit ratings of all...

Moody's issues eurozone credit warning

4. Commission seeks views on family reunification rules November 12, 2011

Malmström wants streamlined procedure; Denmark and the Netherlands urge caution. Cecilia Malmström, the European commissioner for home affairs, will next week (15...

Commission seeks views on family reunification rules

5. Member states divided over Schengen enlargement September 22, 2011

Poland's interior minister accuses Netherlands and Finland of breaking EU promises to Bulgaria, Romania. Poland's interior minister has accused the Finnish and Dutch...

Member states divided over Schengen enlargement

6. Poland steps up efforts to allow Bulgaria and Romania into Schengen September 22, 2011

Finland and the Netherlands oppose gradual admission of the two countries. Polish diplomats are seeking a last-minute compromise that would allow national interior ministers...

7. Net neutrality is not about human rights July 14, 2011

What Europeans need to understand about a landmark internet decision in the Netherlands. The Netherlands is set to become the first European country to enshrine net...

8. Member states take aim at EU pay and pensions June 23, 2011

Northern member states tell Commission to cut administrative spending. The salaries and benefits of officials working in the EU institutions have come under attack from...

9. Pressure mounts for EU sanctions on Syria April 28, 2011

EU considers asset freezes and visa bans. Pressure is mounting for the EU to impose sanctions against Syria as senior diplomats from the European Union's member states...

Pressure mounts for EU sanctions on Syria

10. All sides braced for spending row April 28, 2011

Commission seeks 4.9% increase in 2012 budget but UK and Netherlands lead calls to reduce spending. Janusz Lewandowski, the European commissioner for financial programming...

All sides braced for spending row

11. Herr Imam! April 20, 2011

Two books that seek to allay Germany's fears about Islam in Europe. Germany's Islamkritiker are a clique of prominent, highly influential intellectuals who believe that...

Herr Imam!

12. Iceland rejects Icesave compensation bill April 10, 2011

Surprise result expected to make EU bid more difficult. Icelanders have rejected a government plan to compensate the UK and the Netherlands for losses incurred when an...

Iceland rejects Icesave compensation bill

13. Eurozone unemployment falls below 10% April 1, 2011

Number of people out of work at lowest level since December 2009. Unemployment in the eurozone has fallen below 10% for the first time in more than a year.

Eurozone unemployment falls below 10%

14. Towards a Euro-Mediterranean Economic Area March 24, 2011

The foreign ministers of Denmark and the Netherlands set out Dutch and Danish ideas for a new era of relations in the Mediterranean. The ‘Arab spring' is a call for...

Towards a Euro-Mediterranean Economic Area

15. Clash of visions over agricultural reform March 10, 2011

Divsions over planned agricultural reform are emerging. Attempts to forge agreement among agriculture ministers on the reform of Europe's farm policy are coming unstuck,...

Clash of visions over agricultural reform

16. Iceland approves Icesave compensation bill February 16, 2011

Parliament backs deal to compensate Netherlands, UK for deposits lost in collapse of Icelandic bank. Iceland's parliament today backed a government proposal to compensate...

Iceland approves Icesave compensation bill

17. Dutch plans for EU spring a leak January 27, 2011

The Netherlands' next permanent representative to the EU causes controvery. On 14 January the Dutch government announced that Pieter de Gooijer would be the Netherlands'...

18. 'Contaminated' eggs shipped to UK, Netherlands January 7, 2011

Commission says 136,000 'potentially contaminated' eggs have been exported from Germany. The European Commission has confirmed that eggs contaminated with dioxin from German...

'Contaminated' eggs shipped to UK, Netherlands

19. Cameron leads call for limits to EU spending January 6, 2011

UK prime minister persuaded the leaders of France, Germany, the Netherlands and Finland to back his call. One of the outcomes of the summit that had not been on the agenda...

Cameron leads call for limits to EU spending

20. Court backs Dutch ruling on coffee shops December 16, 2010

European Court of Justice upholds rules preventing non-Dutch residents from entering coffee shops that sell soft drugs. The European Court of Justice today upheld rules in...

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