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1. Conservative tactician November 10, 2011

In 2001, aged just 30, George Osborne was a newly elected member of the British parliament, the youngest on the Conservative benches, and was looking for people to staff his...

Conservative tactician

2. EU should not duck collision on treaty change October 27, 2011

British vote on Europe is a sideshow, but the issue cannot be avoided for long. The vote in the British parliament this week on whether to call a referendum on membership of...

3. The paper clip: 11 August August 11, 2011

European markets rally after yesterday's losses; diplomatic activity over Syria gaining speed. European markets rallied this morning after losses of some 4% in trading on...

4. Stepping back in time to help explain modern thinking January 13, 2011

Exploring how far the mythology of kings lives on in today's politics. When Louis XVI was guillotined in 1793, the French did more than

5. Animal champion April 9, 2008

The father of London's would-be mayor and the author of the novel “The Commissioner” looks back at his “most wonderful job” – in the Commission in Brussels. If...

Animal champion

6. National politics is history - Europe is where the future lies March 30, 2006

Globalisation is hollowing out national legislatures. The deregulation, privatisation and liberalisation of a country's economy and welfare state shift functions out of the...

7. Research spending is dear to British hearts June 30, 2005

British Prime Minister Tony Blair put research firmly on the EU agenda days before the UK was to take the chair of the Council of Ministers. Speaking to the European...

8. Time to come clean on EU farm subsidies February 24, 2005

While 2005 has already seen the implementation of a major change in Europe's farm policy, the pressure for further reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) will be...

9. Auditors elect greyhaired president in tense contest January 20, 2005

The European Court of Auditors has a new president. The Austrian member of the court Hubert Weber was elected ahead of rival candidates, Dutchman Maarten Engwirda and...

10. Hungarian horseman June 17, 2004

A FAT dictionary gave Péter Bálazs his introduction to Europe. Hungary's first European commissioner recalls that one of his favourite tomes on his family bookshelf...

11. Commission shows steel over precious metals law September 25, 2003

ENTERPRISE Commissioner Erkki Liikanen has rejected claims that a planned directive governing the sale of precious metals could kill-off the centuries-old tradition of...

12. UK's ‘not yet' to the euro draws heat June 12, 2003

THE chairwoman of the European Parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee says it is “unimaginable” that the UK will remain outside the single currency. German...

13. ‘Fatal' to delay euro vote, top German warns Blair May 22, 2003

THE German chairwoman of the European Parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee has intervened in the debate over whether Britain should join the euro, urging UK...

14. Blair strategy on Europe sunk by deception, dishonesty and denial May 22, 2003

THE difference between lying and being economical with the truth is a very slender one that is ruthlessly exploited by some politicians. The British politician is a master of...

15. Britain and the euro: Blair should be bold May 15, 2003

If the British premier and his ministers were more frank, they would admit the tests for euro entry had been met and push to rejoin the exchange rate mechanism, writes Dick...

16. Lloyd's anguish May 1, 2003

I write in response to the representations made by MEPs Lord Stockton and Michael Cashman at an open meeting arranged by Roy Perry MEP, rapporteur of the petitions committee,...

17. Defiant Andreasen brands Kinnock 'accuser and judge' September 5, 2002

WHISTLEBLOWER Marta Andreasen has vowed not to cooperate with disciplinary proceedings against her by the European Commission unless they take place in public. Andreasen...

18. Move to put cartel kingpins in prison could punish EU plans, critics claim April 4, 2002

UK GOVERNMENT plans to put cartel ringleaders in jail could damage EU moves to boost cooperation on competition cases, business leaders are warning. The Confederation of...

19. Baroness Fearless November 22, 2001

HER eyes narrow and she fixes you with an intense glare as she whispers: "I never show fear." Emma Nicholson is describing the moment when, during her recent trip to a...

20. Tories' external relation November 18, 1999

AT 55, Chris Patten has joined the ronin. Like the wandering bands of leaderless ex-samurai, Patten, his predecessor at the European Commission Sir Leon Brittan and former...

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