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1. Democratic benefits October 1, 2009

Germany's Free Democrats have the power. Germany's Free Democrats became kingmakers in last Sunday's elections, scoring their best ever result with 14.6% of the vote and...  

Tags: Chancellors of Germany, Politics of Germany, Free Democratic Party, German federal election, Germany

Democratic benefits

2. Green boost for Lisbon treaty July 20, 2009

Irish Greens reverse their position and come out in favour of the EU's reform treaty. The campaign for a ‘Yes' vote in Ireland's forthcoming second referendum on the...  

Tags: Treaty of Lisbon, Lisbon, Green Party, Irish European Constitution referendum, Referendum

3. UK Conservatives lose leadership of new group July 16, 2009

Renegade Tory kicked out of party and group as Michal Kaminski is elected leader of the ECR group. The UK Conservatives have lost the leadership of the new political group...  

Tags: Member of the European Parliament, ECR, Edward McMillan-Scott, Silvana Koch-Mehrin, Law party

UK Conservatives lose leadership of new group

4. Czech movers and shakers December 11, 2008

The men (and woman) who will become the most familiar faces in Brussels and the EU.  

Tags: Civic Democratic Party, Václav Klaus, Mirek Topolánek, Czech Republic, Mirek Topolánek's Second Cabinet

Czech movers and shakers

5. Swedish Greens soften EU stance October 6, 2008

Party abandons opposition to EU membership, but continues to oppose adoption of the euro. The Swedish Green party, Miljöpartiet, announced today that it will drop a...  

Tags: Social Issues, European Green Party, Green political parties, Sweden, Euroscepticism

6. Irish Greens decide January 24, 2008

The Irish government's attempt to sell the Lisbon treaty to voters suffered a setback this week. The Green Party, the junior coalition partners, held a convention at the...  

Tags: Green political parties, Treaty of Lisbon, Green Party, Australian Greens, The Greens – The Green Alternative

7. Go tell the marines about energy policy May 3, 2007

Every third lamp in Europe is powered by nuclear energy, yet most politicians still want to close the remaining 400 nuclear plants down. And their voters pretend to take them...  

Tags: Environment, Nuclear accidents, Nuclear technology, Energy development, Nuclear energy policy

8. The shining light of Europe's bright émigrés January 18, 2007

“To those who in their homeland have no freedom, and to those who in their freedom have no homeland.” That toast was drunk by countless east European...  

Tags: House of Schwarzenberg, Swiss people, Karel Schwarzenberg, Václav Havel, Václav Klaus

9. Greens could change rules to keep leader Cohn-Bendit March 9, 2006

Green MEPs are debating a change to the statute of their political group to allow Daniel Cohn-Bendit to secure a third term as leader. The current rules only allow a Green...  

Tags: European Green Party, Green political parties, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, Alliance '90/The Greens, European Parliament

10. MEP accused of insulting Turkish army December 21, 2005

Dutch MEP Joost Lagendijk is facing charges of insulting the Turkish army after comments he made about its behaviour in dealing with Kurdish armed groups in the south-east of...  

Tags: Article 301, Censorship in Turkey, Joost Lagendijk, Kurdistan Workers' Party, Orhan Pamuk

11. MEPs "achieve" greatness September 29, 2005

Some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. The Belgian MEP Annemie Neyts was elected president of the European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party (ELDR)...  

Tags: Ian Hudghton, Belgian MEP, Annemie Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Annemie Neyts, European Liberal Democrat and Reform party

12. Italian banking, German Greens and a live squid September 29, 2005

NOTHING seems as interesting this week as the news that scientists have finally photographed a live giant squid. Yes, a couple of big European banks merged and the Irish...  

Tags: ABN AMRO, Royal Bank of Scotland Group, Australian Greens, Banking, Irish Republican Army

13. Different Voices May 4, 2005

“Don't bore yourself reading all 800 pages and just vote ‘Yes'. It's very important.”Vivienne Westwood, UK fashion designer, with a message about the referendum on the...  

Tags: War-Conflict, France, United Kingdom, Ferenc Gyurcsány, German Greens

14. Dutch press on as the Poles stall over computer patent law November 25, 2004

THE Dutch presidency says it expects a hard-fought deal between member states on a draft law on computer-implemented patents to be approved next month, despite threats from...  

Tags: Advocacy groups, Business law, Patent law, Poland, Business method patent

15. Give the public a chance to get excited about Europe September 9, 2004

THE German Greens support a Europe-wide referendum on the European constitution to be held simultaneously in all member states, but not a German referendum within the...  

Tags: Direct democracy, Elections, Referendum, Alliance '90/The Greens, Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany

16. Barroso considers ‘auditing commissioner' July 15, 2004

EUROPEAN Commission president-designate José Manuel Barroso told MEPs this week that he was considering establishing a new post of commissioner in charge of auditing....  

Tags: José Manuel Barroso, Maoism, Member of the European Parliament, President of the European Commission, Treaty of Lisbon

17. Let battle commence – parties plot power sharing after marathon vote June 10, 2004

JUST over 14,000 candidates representing 481 parties on 947 electoral lists are standing in the world's second biggest electoral contest after India – the European...  

Tags: Austria, EPP, Latvia, Spain, Vice President of the European Parliament

18. Greens proud of historic European party February 26, 2004

THE newly launched European Green Party wants to break through the 40-seat barrier in June's elections to the European Parliament. Lack of representation, and therefore...  

Tags: European Green Party, Green political parties, Green Party, Alliance '90/The Greens, European Greens–European Free Alliance

19. Cohn-Bendit like Beckham February 26, 2004

Holding a football tournament is certainly one way of launching a political group. That's what Green members did in Rome last week to mark the launch of the new federal...  

Tags: Sports, European Green Party, Green political parties, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, Alliance '90/The Greens

20. OBE Louise feels the force January 15, 2004

It's the time of year for awards, so step forward David Lange, winner of the Alternative Nobel Prize 2004. Two days after Iranian Shirin Ebadi won the real Nobel Peace...  

Tags: Human Interest, Iranian people, Islam and women, Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Prize

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