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1. Inching away from democracy? January 19, 2012

Observers fear rise of ‘illiberal democracy'. European Union officials are increasingly worried that Turkey might be drifting in the direction of authoritarianism. A wave...

Inching away from democracy?

2. Sharing Greece's asylum shame September 22, 2011

The EU's border agency should not be sending migrants to camps deemed abusive by Europe's top human-rights court. Greece's appalling treatment of asylum seekers and migrants...

Sharing Greece's asylum shame

3. A new approach to old autocrats March 10, 2011

The EU is re-thinking its north Africa policy; it should not stop there. The European Union is crafting a “fresh approach” to north Africa in the wake of public...

A new approach to old autocrats

4. Ashton condemns violence against LIbyan protesters February 21, 2011

Hundreds reported dead in bloody crackdown. Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, has called on the Libyan authorities to stop using violence on peaceful...

Ashton condemns violence against LIbyan protesters

5. Hanging out with the wrong crowd February 3, 2011

The cosy relationships that the EU and its member states have maintained with dictators in northern Africa suddenly look like a big mistake. The European Union has always...

Hanging out with the wrong crowd

6. Turning a blind eye to Ethiopia December 2, 2010

The EU is misusing taxpayers' money and letting down those who fight for justice and democracy. Since

Turning a blind eye to Ethiopia

7. Undermining Ethiopia's successful development October 28, 2010

In defence of Ethiopia's human rights. I write in response to Leslie Lefkow's article “How Europe contributes to Ethiopia's repression” (21-27 October). 

Undermining Ethiopia's successful development

8. How Europe contributes to Ethiopia's repression October 21, 2010

Ethiopia may be a model on some issues, but not on human rights. Ethiopia is often cited as a model for development assistance, a leader in efforts to achieve the United...

How Europe contributes to Ethiopia's repression

9. 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...

10. A new year, a new treaty, but the same old problems? January 14, 2010

The shocks of December and a new foreign-policy system should be used to establish a G77 alliance. The EU woke up this year to a new world – not just because it now has...

11. Will Spain make the EU go soft on Cuba? December 3, 2009

Spain wants to reward Cuba for defying the EU's wishes. For the past 13 years the EU's member states have followed a common policy on Cuba. That is about to change, if Spain...

Will Spain make the EU go soft on Cuba?

12. Uzbekistan: a textbook example of failed EU policy October 29, 2009

The EU has failed Uzbekistan's human-rights victims and, to save face, has resorted to shameful misrepresentation. In a move that defies logic, EU foreign ministers this...

13. Returning to danger October 1, 2009

The plight of Roma forced to return to Kosovo. When it comes to Kosovo, EU states seem to agree on one thing – that it is time for those who fled war and persecution to go...

14. Frontex ‘may be helping' Italian migration policy September 24, 2009

Border agency says it had no information about what Italy did with migrants after they were picked up. The EU's border agency Frontex has admitted that it may be helping the...

15. Frontex 'involved' in return of migrants September 21, 2009

EU border agency denies claims by Human Rights Watch; Malta also said to have sent migrants back to Libya. The EU's border agency, Frontex, has been involved in a number of...

16. Moving the migrant issue is no solution July 30, 2009

Pushing the migrant situation to Libya does not solve the problem. The European Commission's pressure on Italy to report on its forced – and reportedly brutal – return...

17. Greek ratification paves way for EU-Tajikistan partnership July 30, 2009

Agreement set to come into force early next year. A partnership agreement between the European Union and Tajikistan is set to enter into force early next year after being...

Greek ratification paves way for EU-Tajikistan partnership

18. UN criticises Italian, Greek asylum policies July 14, 2009

Refugee agency warns of maltreatment, failure to accept asylum applications and changes to legal system. The UN's refugee agency, the UNHCR, today (14 July) criticised...

19. Europe is right to send aid money to Ethiopia March 19, 2009

Human Rights Watch's criticism of Ethiopian law falls into a pattern of unfounded allegations. It seems that Human Rights Watch (HRW) is continuing what can only be...

Europe is right to send aid money to Ethiopia

20. Aid plan for war-torn Eritrea causes concern February 19, 2009

Commission plans to provide aid to Eritrea despite political and practical concerns. The European Commission is to earmark €122 million in development aid for Eritrea,...

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