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1. Ashton laps up support March 18, 2010

Foreign ministers head north to dispel a frosty reception. The Lapland resort of Saariselkä acquired new international status last weekend when Alex Stubb, Finland's...  

Tags: Government, Politics, Alex Stubb, Catherine Ashton, European External Action Service

Ashton laps up support

2. Sustainable transport across the EU March 18, 2010

European cities are investing widely in sustainable transport systems. Here we look at three distinct approaches.  

Tags: Environment, Sustainable transport, Tram, Transportation planning, Bus

Sustainable transport across the EU

3. A whole community approach March 18, 2010

A co-ordinated way of improving energy efficiency is paying off. Demonstrating the efficient use of energy in urban areas is one thing. Applying it on a wide scale presents...  

Tags: Environment, Energy conservation, Energy policy, energy efficiency, Biomass

A whole community approach

4. A combined approach to powering a city March 18, 2010

How Berlin has developed its energy systems, and what it plans to do next. The combined generation of heat and power has a long history in Berlin, now a city of nearly 3.5...  

Tags: Environment, District heating, Energy, Energy efficiency, Berlin,Germany

A combined approach to powering a city

5. Rethinking urban living March 18, 2010

We talk to Ilmar Reepalu, the mayor of Malmö, which has transformed itself into one of Europe's greenest cities. Malmö was  a story of industrial decline...  

Tags: Environment, Geography, Malmö,Skåne,Sweden, Green building, Oresund Bridge

Rethinking urban living

6. Let a thousand cities bloom March 18, 2010

European cities must become low-carbon if the EU is to meet its emissions-reduction targets. European cites have been the cradle of democracy (Athens), finance (Genoa)...  

Tags: Environment, Climate change, Policy, Carbon finance, Carbon footprint

Let a thousand cities bloom

7. Hedge funds: go slowly but surely March 18, 2010

Cool heads are required if the right decision is to be made. Law-making in the European Union poses challenges. One of them is knowing when to pick up the pace and when to...  

Tags: Finance, Financial economics, Financial services, Elena Salgado, Collective investment scheme

8. Time to fire up the German locomotive? March 18, 2010

Germany needs to review its historically conditioned aversion to acting as the lead engine in times of crisis. Germany's senior economic policymakers have long and unhappy...  

Tags: Economics, International economics, Public finance, Germany, France

Time to fire up the German locomotive?

9. Parliament postpones debate on paid maternity leave March 18, 2010

Concerns about costs hamper efforts to raise mothers' minimum rights. Concerns about costs to businesses and governments are hampering efforts to raise mothers' minimum...  

Tags: Employment compensation, Family law, Employment, Family, Labor

Parliament postpones debate on paid maternity leave

10. Broadcasters seek changes to copyright clearance March 18, 2010

State broadcasters want changes to how content can be aired via the internet. Europe's state broadcasters urged the European Commission yesterday (17 March) to...  

Tags: Technology-Internet, Broadcasting, Mass media, Television networks, European Broadcasting Union

Broadcasters seek changes to copyright clearance

11. Neapolitan crime-buster March 18, 2010

Luigi die Magistri's Mafia-hunting takes him to Brussels. Luigi de Magistris is a popular man. He takes pride in the fact that more people voted for him – more than...  

Tags: Luigi de Magistris, Brussels,Brussels-Capital Region,Belgium, Italian politicians, Prime Ministers of Italy, Clemente Mastella

Neapolitan crime-buster

12. Citizens deserve greater openness from the EU March 18, 2010

At the start of his second five-year term as European ombudsman, Nikiforos Diamandouros says that he will push forward the frontiers of more transparency in the EU. The...  

Tags: Nikiforos Diamandouros, Politics, European Union law, Law, Ombudsman

Citizens deserve greater openness from the EU

13. An unrealistic dream? March 18, 2010

Germany's finance minister appears to be dusting off his old idea of a core Europe. What are we to make of a leading European finance minister arguing that Europe needs to...  

Tags: Government, Politics of the European Union, Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany, Euro

14. Should the EU subsidise Israeli security? March 18, 2010

The inclusion of Israel in the European Security Research Programme undermines the EU's commitment to even-handedness in the Middle East. Since the European Community began...  

Tags: Congress of Deputies, Government of Spain, Western Asia, Israel, Foreign relations of Israel

15. Madrid needs to stand up for the forgotten children of Tenerife March 18, 2010

The Canary Islands' treatment of its boat children is a disgrace. It is now almost four years since 30,000 migrants arrived in the Canary Islands, the first EU landfall for...  

Tags: Social Issues, Geography, Madrid,Madrid,Spain, Spain, Tenerife

16. Is the Parliament too politicised? March 18, 2010

Staff move between the groups and secretariat; Parliament's Secretariat accused of seeking to delay report A dispute among MEPs over how the European Parliament spends its...  

Tags: Parliament's administration, People ' s Party, Klaus Welle, Conservatism, European People's Party

17. ‘Open skies' deal could be grounded March 18, 2010

US investment restriction pose threat to the liberalisation of the transatlantic aviation. US investment restrictions could delay progress on an ‘open skies' deal to bring...  

Tags: Aviation, Travel, United States, Siim Kallas, Airline

‘Open skies' deal could be grounded

18. EEAS chart sparks row March 18, 2010

Some member states fear that Catherine Ashton is seeking to diminish their role in policymaking. An outline organisational chart of the European External Action Service has...  

Tags: Catherine Ashton, Baroness Ashton of Upholland, Diplomacy, Diplomatic rank, European External Action Service, Catherine Ashton

EEAS chart sparks row

19. Military mission to Somalia March 18, 2010

EU personnel to train Somali security forces. The European Union is on the brink of launching a new military mission, to train around 2,000 Somali security forces in Uganda....  

Tags: War-Conflict, Africa, Geography, Horn of Africa, Military of Somalia

20. EU sends observers to Sudan March 18, 2010

Monitoring mission to observe elections in Sudan. The European Union has dispatched election observers to Sudan amid growing doubts that they will be able to do their job...  

Tags: War-Conflict, Africa, East Africa, Geography, Sudan

EU sends observers to Sudan

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