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1. How Bollywood is conquering the world May 3, 2007

In Casablanca's old medina, as in other places around north Africa and the Middle East, it is common to see copies of the latest Hollywood and European blockbusters among the...

2. Europe's handicap: lack of cross-border policing October 13, 2005

Even after the fatal terrorist attacks in Madrid and London, the EU is still without an effective cross-border policing body of the sort that applies in the US. "Criminals...

3. Immigration - what's so wrong with asking the people? September 29, 2005

Drunk with confidence that the entire world wants to join or emulate the EU, Brussels rarely looks to others for inspiration. But when it comes to immigration, Switzerland...

4. Developing the EU's civilian capacity May 26, 2005

In November 2004, EU defence ministers decided to develop up to ten ‘battle groups' as rapid response units ready to intervene in multilateral peace operations in failed or...

5. Transforming Gaddafi's Libya May 12, 2005

Just over a year ago, the international image of Muammar Gaddafi underwent a dramatic transformation. The man once described by western leaders as a sponsor of terrorism was...

6. 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...

7. Just the tune we've waited for: the EU's Inter-National Anthem December 2, 2004

Clearly the influence of Neil Kinnock, the recently departed European Commission vice-president, is being speedily felt at the British Council, where he is now installed as...

8. Movers & Shakers December 2, 2004

MARK Leonard will join the Centre for European Reform (CER) in early 2005 as director of foreign policy. Leonard's remit at the CER will include EU foreign policy,...

9. The accidental diplomat January 29, 2004

MOST mornings it is possible to spot a rare creature trundling along the cycle lane on Brussels' Rue de la Loi. Robert Cooper, a top-ranking foreign policy official at the...

10. How to address the democratic deficit? EU must listen toits citizens and ‘humanize' the news December 4, 2003

THERE is a democratic deficit in Europe. Participation in European elections is so low that Pat Cox, president of the European Parliament, has declared it a “huge job”...

11. Movers & Shakers November 27, 2003

THREE new staff join GPlus Europe this week, as the Brussels consultancy celebrates its third birthday.Filipa Figueira from Portugal, Sonja Polan from Austria and Annachiara...

12. MacShane told off for speaking in tongues July 3, 2003

UK Europe Minister Denis MacShane showed he really is a friend of Europe at last week'svideo conference in Brussels' Bibliothèque Solvay. The event featured a range...

13. MEPs call for end to Cox's role at summits May 28, 2003

THE European Parliament should be represented at EU summits by the leaders of its main political groups rather than the assembly's president, according to a report published...

14. Why UK's euro referendum can no longer be avoided February 13, 2003

THERE will be a plethora of referenda in 2003, with at least nine out of the ten candidate countries consulting their electorates, starting with Malta on 8 March, and...

15. How to make a reality of subsidiarity April 18, 2002

The concept of subsidiarity - aimed at ensuring decision-making power rests with the authority closest to the people affected - has not been consistently applied since the...

16. Will Giscard's Convention give Europe a face-lift...or merely a makeover? February 21, 2002

Think-tanks are cooking up ideas for the Convention on the future of Europe. Dick Leonard assesses radical proposals on electing the President of the Commission and...

17. Essential reading for EU friends ... and foes December 6, 2001

In the week when Neil Kinnock said the debate over Europe needs stoking up, here's an offer you can't refuse. The Pro-European Reader, a collection of speeches and essays...

18. Blair and euro: prize is there for the taking October 4, 2001

With less than three months to go before the introduction of euro notes and coins, the 12 participating countries are about to launch an intensive publicity campaign to...

19. Bold Blair moves towards final euro push June 7, 2001

Looking beyond the UK election, Dick Leonard considers how the subsequent battle over a referendum on the euro might play out It wasn't planned that way, but Britain's...

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