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1. New blood in the Parliament October 1, 2009

Among those recently elected to the European Parliament, there are 20 members aged 30 or younger. Here, some of them about their motivations and ambitions.  

Tags: Accession of Turkey to the European Union, Socialist People's Party, Marta Andreasen, Richard Suchorzewski, Denmark

New blood in the Parliament

2. Berlusconi's party fails to hit target June 8, 2009

People of Liberty Party the clear winner but with a smaller share of the vote than predicted. The European Parliament elections in Italy were won by Prime Minister Silvio...  

Tags: A.C. Milan, Lega Nord, Silvio Berlusconi, Italy, Member of the European Parliament

3. A doomed presidential bid... January 15, 2009

Graham Watson's pitch for the presidency seems quixotic, but the Parliament may nonetheless be put through the mill by selection of its next president. Graham Watson, the...  

Tags: European People's Party–European Democrats, President of the European Commission, Graham Watson, President of the European Parliament, Alliance of Liberals and Democrats

4. Italy's cub commissioner June 19, 2008

Antonio Tajani is a crusader. But also a rank- and-file soldier. The new transport commissioner has seen Europe at ground level as well as at its heights. His strength of...  

Tags: Antonio Tajani, European Commissioner for Transport, Silvio Berlusconi, Italy, European People's Party

Italy's cub commissioner

5. Italy's interior designer May 29, 2008

Italy's new interior minister emerges from shadow into storm. On 21 May, the new Italian government proposed tough measures on immigration that go beyond established...  

Tags: Social Issues, Convicted Italian MPs, Lega Nord, Roberto Maroni, Italy

Italy's interior designer

6. Tajani dips into Pöttering's office May 22, 2008

Forza loyalists. Antonio Tajani, the Italian MEP who is now to be Italy's European commissioner, has chosen the head of his private office. It is to be Antonio Preto, a...  

Tags: Antonio Tajani, European Commissioner, European Commissioner for Transport, Italy, Hans-Gert Pöttering

7. Tajani set to replace Frattini April 24, 2008

Forza Italia MEP Antonio Tajani expected to be nominated by Silvio Berlusconi. European Commission President José Manuel Barroso faces further delay before he can...  

Tags: Prime Ministers of Italy, Silvio Berlusconi, Franco Frattini, Antonio Tajani, Italy

Tajani set to replace Frattini

8. Berlusconi victory confirms Frattini's departure April 15, 2008

Franco Frattini to leave the European Commission for a second stint as foreign minister. Silvio Berlusconi's return to the Italian premiership has brought mixed reactions...  

Tags: Silvio Berlusconi, Franco Frattini, Lega Nord, Italy, Brussels,Brussels-Capital Region,Belgium

Berlusconi victory confirms Frattini's departure

9. Italian politics: a tale of disenchantment February 14, 2008

Italy is a very complicated country and is, despite its physical beauty and cultural treasure, more an anachronism than an icon in the European Union. Its people are both...  

Tags: Prime Ministers of Italy, The Union, Italy, Politics of Italy, Romano Prodi

10. An end to the gioco d'amore? November 15, 2007

Italy's Prime Minister Romano Prodi has been behaving very strangely for a former president of the European Commission. By targeting illegal Romanian immigrants for...  

Tags: Italian politicians, Prime Ministers of Italy, Romano Prodi, Italy, Antonio Missiroli

11. Prince of darkness May 3, 2007

For some in the European Parliament, Klaus Welle is the “prince of darkness”, for others he is “the most talented political strategist I have ever come across”....  

Tags: European People's Party, European People's Party–European Democrats, Klaus Welle, People ' s Party, Hans-Gert Pöttering

12. A year in the mouth of Leonard Orban January 11, 2007

This is the time of year for predictions. None of mine is likely to happen – unless something goes terribly wrong.  

Tags: European Commission, European Commissioner for Multilingualism, Leonard Orban, José Manuel Barroso, Brussels

13. Sipala joins Wallström March 23, 2006

Italian lobbyists may be losing the battle (see top), but the country's influence is on the rise elsewhere. Floriana Sipala has been appointed to the cabinet of Margot...  

Tags: Italian politicians, Prime Ministers of Italy, Margot Wallström, European Commissioner, Margot

14. Grand coalition makes for grey compromise October 27, 2005

The grand coalition of centre-left and centre-right that is to govern Germany will have important effects on the European Parliament. An SPD-CDU government in Berlin is...  

Tags: Berlin, EPP-ED, Hans-Gert Pöttering, MEPs, European Parliament election

15. MEPs climb ladder out of parliament June 30, 2005

The European Parliament is barely one year through its five-year term, but there are several among its 732 members who hope not to see another year out. They harbour...  

Tags: Member of the European Parliament, Prime Ministers of Italy, Germany, President of the European Commission, Italy

16. Different Voices December 16, 2004

“The Commission is not a coup leader planning a putsch in Europe in obscure rooms. The Commission has been given competencies by the treaties. It shall exercise them.”...  

Tags: A.C. Milan, Prime minister, European Council, Jean-Claude Juncker, European Union

17. The Pope's pal in Brussels September 16, 2004

ROCCO Buttiglione has been called the Pope's “intellectual alter ego”. The incoming European commissioner for justice, security and freedom enjoys such a close...  

Tags: Religion-Belief, Italian politicians, Rocco Buttiglione, The European Union and the Catholic Church, Italy

18. EU must stop brain-drain to stay innovative July 1, 2004

THE European Commission is looking ahead to the seventh research Framework Programme (7FP), but there is much to be done with the current programme (6FP) if the EU is to...  

Tags: Design, Economics, Innovation, United States, Brain drain

19. Parties weigh the odds as Parliament power is up for grabs June 17, 2004

WHO will hold the balance of power in the European Parliament is still wide open, as newly elected MEPs negotiate behind the scenes to decide the composition of political...  

Tags: Social Issues, European Council, European People's Party–European Democrats, Parties in the European Council during, Party of European Socialists

20. Kinnock pledges on ‘parachutage' clash with rumours of promotions June 3, 2004

NEIL Kinnock, the European commissioner for personnel and administrative reform, has assured the staff unions that the practice of promoting officials from commissioners'...  

Tags: European Commission, European Commissioner, Neil Kinnock, Kinnock, Cabinet

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