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1. Ashton to announce first appointments September 2, 2010

>Around 30 senior staff to be appointed, but legal issues delay efforts to fill posts in Brussels. Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, is on track to announce a...

Ashton to announce first appointments

2. New EU envoy to US presents credentials August 11, 2010

De Almeida "first" EU ambassador under Lisbon João Vale de Almeida yesterday (10 August) presented Barack Obama, the president of the United States, with his credentials as...

New EU envoy to US presents credentials

3. UK diplomat appointed EU envoy for Sudan August 5, 2010

Rosalind Marsden takes up post months before a referendum that may break up Sudan. Rosalind Marsden, a British career diplomat, has been appointed European Union Special...

UK diplomat appointed EU envoy for Sudan

4. News in brief July 29, 2010



News in brief

5. Ministers agree to scrap four EUSR posts July 29, 2010

EU member states have reached a preliminary agreement to scrap four of the EU's special representatives on foreign policy. Foreign ministers agreed to extend the life of...

Ministers agree to scrap four EUSR posts

6. A Eurocratic law: too many chiefs July 29, 2010

How many senior management posts is too many? Ingebord Grässle, a German centre-right MEP, is frequently interesting and entertaining, even though she is not always as...

A Eurocratic law: too many chiefs

7. E pluribus plures July 29, 2010

Official makes the move from Washington to Brussels. Angelos Pangratis, the deputy head of the EU's delegation in Washington, DC, is coming back to base – at least for the...

E pluribus plures

8. Extended mandates for special representatives July 22, 2010

Member states struggle to agree on the future of the EU's special representatives. The European Union's 11 special representatives (EUSRs) to crisis spots around the world...

Extended mandates for special representatives

9. EU member states cling to crisis-management powers July 22, 2010

Member states are refusing to give up control over crisis-management plans. The European Union's member states are refusing to give the president of the European Council,...

EU member states cling to crisis-management powers

10. Ashton to make appointments to EU delegations July 22, 2010

Foreign policy chief begins recruitment to the EEAS's senior management. Ministers from the EU member states will formally approve the creation of the European External...

Ashton to make appointments to EU delegations

11. Ashton urged to speak up on human rights July 22, 2010

MEP says Ashton's use of “quiet diplomacy” is insufficient for the EU to be treated seriously. The chairwoman of the European Parliament's sub-committee on human rights...

Ashton urged to speak up on human rights

12. Facing up to a world of problems July 15, 2010

EU development policy is in the midst of structural changes as it has to deal with a host of complex global challenges. The European Union's international development policy...

Facing up to a world of problems

13. The difficulties of dividing up development responsibilities July 15, 2010

The establishment of the European External Action Service will result in major changes to the way the EU deals with development. The biggest institutional innovation to come...

The difficulties of dividing up development responsibilities

14. Greater role for delegations July 15, 2010

Lisbon treaty transformed the European Commission's delegations abroad. It is work on the ground that determines much of the effectiveness of the aid provided by the EU and...

Greater role for delegations

15. Business speak July 15, 2010

Catherine Ashton looks to the world of business for inspiration. Speaking to the European Parliament last week, Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, resorted to...

16. EPP withdraws opposition to EEAS fast-track July 8, 2010

Centre-right group had wanted to delay vote until September. MEPs from the centre-right European People's Party (EPP) agreed on Wednesday (7 July) to withdraw its opposition...

17. MEPs have to do better than bluster July 8, 2010

Delaying the EEAS did not do MEPs any favours. Today, on the last day of the last legislative session before the summer-break, the European Parliament in Strasbourg is...

18. Questions that remain about the EEAS July 1, 2010

The EEAS deal provides some important safeguards, but issues such as control of the budget development remain. With the political agreement on the European External Action...

19. Midwife at EEAS's birth July 1, 2010

Belgium will adopt a low-key approach to foreign policy. The first major foreign policy event planned for the Belgian presidency will take place only after the summer break,...

Midwife at EEAS's birth

20. After difficult start, Spain salvages pride July 1, 2010

Spain's presidency of the Council of Ministers got off to a shaky start but got better. Spain's presidency of the Council of Ministers was not good, but not as bad as it...

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