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1. Kroes has 'grave concerns' about Hungarian media laws February 9, 2012

European commissioner says more needs to be done to address concerns about new constitution. Neelie Kroes, the European commissioner for the digital agenda, today said she...

Kroes has 'grave concerns' about Hungarian media laws

2. Is Hungary's new constitution really so outlandish? February 2, 2012

'Offending' provisions are hardly novel or exceptional in a European context. Hungary's new constitution has been the subject of intense interest in recent weeks (including...

3. A constitutional moment for Europe January 26, 2012

The European Commission's objections are not the only pressure on Hungary's lawmakers. The outcry over the barrage of laws that Hungary passed before Christmas has focused on...

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. Hungarians protest against new constitution January 3, 2012

Opposition parties and civil rights groups claim constitutional changes will harm the rule of law. Tens of thousands of Hungarians took to the streets yesterday to protest...

Hungarians protest against new constitution

6. An education in the arts December 21, 2011

Katherine Heid on how her job has brought her back to her first love – dance. When Katherine Heid was training to be a dancer, her dream was to grace the great theatres of...

An education in the arts

7. Budgets committee approves €38m purchase of buildings December 15, 2011

Purchase of three buildings to be funded from unspent 2011 surplus, while a further €110 million will be needed for renovation. The European Parliament's budgets...

Budgets committee approves €38m purchase of buildings

8. Overworked but vitally important December 8, 2011

The European Court of Human Rights urgently needs reform if it is not to fall victim to its own success. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), the premier human-rights...

Overworked but vitally important

9. From re-set to re-think in relations with Russia September 29, 2011

Dmitry Medvedev offered an illusion of change. Now that the illusion has been dispelled, what policy should the West follow? The prospect of 12 more years of Vladimir Putin...

10. €16m Strasbourg office expansion approved September 28, 2011

Senior panel approves secretary-general's plan. A senior European Parliament panel has recommended a €16 million plan to expand office space for MEPs and staff in...

11. EU a step closer to ECHR accession July 28, 2011

Draft agreement allows for the EU to abide by rulings issued by the ECHR Agreement is in sight on the European Union's accession to the European Convention on Human Rights...

12. Little appetite for Turkish accession July 20, 2011

A complex, close and at times contentious relationship. Turkey's relations with the EU are complex, close and at times contentious – and are shaped by issues that are...

Little appetite for Turkish accession

13. Schengen deal must be used to improve debate June 30, 2011

EU leaders must stop the spin on Schengen. On the central issues faced by the European Union, its citizens deserve a mature debate from their leaders. And whatever one's...

14. US torture puts a stain on Europe May 12, 2011

A Guantánamo prisoner tortured in a CIA prison in Poland now faces the death penalty. It is a sign of how the US's moral values have been corroded in the post-9/11 world...

15. Living together in Europe May 5, 2011

Europe needs to handle its diversity much better than it is currently doing. Cultural diversity has been a constant feature of European history. It has been the source of...

Living together in Europe

16. Malta's gatekeeper March 17, 2011

Malta's justice minister has taken a tough stance on immigration and morality. Leaf through any book on recent Maltese history and the name ‘Mifsud Bonnici' will appear...

Malta's gatekeeper

17. MEPs seek further changes to Hungary's media law March 10, 2011

Parliament votes in favour of further revisons to controversial law. Members of the European Parliament today (10 March) said that changes to Hungary's media law intended to...

MEPs seek further changes to Hungary's media law

18. A new approach to old autocrats March 10, 2011

The EU is re-thinking its north Africa policy; it should not stop there. The European Union is crafting a “fresh approach” to north Africa in the wake of public...

A new approach to old autocrats

19. Will the EU get it right this time? March 10, 2011

EU leaders meet to refocus Mediterranean policy but critics fear vague summit conclusions. The European Union's response to the events in north Africa is taking shape ahead...

Will the EU get it right this time?

20. Denied a shot at a good education March 10, 2011

The Council of Europe's watchdog says Czech marginalisation of Roma children is an outrage – but no action has been taken to deal with the problem. Europe's top...

Denied a shot at a good education

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