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1. MEPs ready to approve Barroso II February 4, 2010

Barroso needs backing of a simple majority of MEPs but left-wing MEPs say they will reject line-up. José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission,...  

Tags: José Manuel Barroso, Barroso Commission, International trade, Maoism, Nigel Farage

MEPs ready to approve Barroso II

2. A gloomy eastern outlook February 4, 2010

Restoring growth in central and eastern Europe is shaping up to be a lengthy business. Greece currently dominates the landscape for economic policymakers. In the run-up to...  

Tags: Economic history, Economy of the European Union, Central bank, Economics, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

A gloomy eastern outlook

3. Georgieva gives solid performance February 3, 2010

Bulgaria's commissioner-designate does much better than her predecessor. There was a palpable sense of relief among MEPs when Kristalina Georgieva turned out to be very...  

Tags: Politics, Michael Cashman, European Commissioner, Member of the European Parliament, Rumiana Jeleva

4. Latin America's green path forward December 15, 2009

The World Bank gives its view of Latin America's efforts to curb climate change and of what it needs. What happens at the global summit on climate change in Copenhagen is of...  

Tags: Environment, Carbon dioxide, Carbon finance, Low-carbon economy, Caribbean

5. Greener, but still too dirty December 8, 2009

The European Investment Bank is paying more attention to green energy, but the EU's bank needs to do much more to help the energy revolution. A £700 million (€777m)...  

Tags: Environment, Energy economics, Energy policy, European Investment Bank, Palestine Investment Bank

6. Waking up to the potential savings November 12, 2009

Some countries are doing more than others to improve theirenergy efficiency. Most  developed countries have introduced policies to increase energy efficiency – in...  

Tags: Environment, Energy development, Energy economics, Energy policy, Japan

Waking up to the potential savings

7. Counting the cost of a climate deal October 22, 2009

A huge amount of money will need to be given to poor countries if a climate deal is to work. If a deal on climate change is agreed in Copenhagen, at its heart will be a...  

Tags: Environment, Aid, Carbon finance, Development, Development aid

Counting the cost of a climate deal

8. Carbon could pay the price for success October 22, 2009

The Copenhagen talks could have an effect on carbon trading and the Clean Development Mechanism. One way to judge whether Copenhagen is a success for the environment might...  

Tags: Environment, Carbon credit, Carbon finance, Clean Development Mechanism, Copenhagen

Carbon could pay the price for success

9. Our low-carbon future October 21, 2009

Efforts to curb climate change and help the poor are inextricably entwined, writes the author of a landmark report on the economics of climate change. The United Nations...  

Tags: Environment, Carbon finance, Climate change, Global warming, Economics of global warming

10. Financial institutions are out of touch October 15, 2009

EU states need to exert the influence they have over the IMF. For weeks, there has been a refrain from EU finance ministers that the global economy is recovering. Such talk...  

Tags: Labor, International Monetary Fund, International development, International economics, Globalization and Its Discontents

Financial institutions are out of touch

11. Bankers facing bruising battle October 15, 2009

Central bankers and banking supervisors think that, despite the trillions of euros of government aid, bank bosses have not understood what is at stake. Europe's central...  

Tags: Bank for International Settlements, International economics, International trade, Istanbul,Turkey, International Monetary Fund

Bankers facing bruising battle

12. Mr Lukashenka goes to Vilnius October 13, 2009

Should Belarus's strongman really be allowed to enter the EU? On 16 September, I was sitting in a tiny café in Vilnius with journalist-friends who had travelled from...  

Tags: Alyaksandr Lukashenka, Ruthenia, Belarus, Minsk, Alexander Lukashenko

Mr Lukashenka goes to Vilnius

13. Dollar in decline is causing tension October 8, 2009

The euro may be strong against the dollar, but changes in the currency market are not always a good thing. Robert Zoellick, the president of the World Bank, is no economic...  

Tags: Currency, International economics, Macroeconomics, Robert Zoellick, United States

Dollar in decline is causing tension

14. Friendly to business – but also to organised crime October 8, 2009

Montenegro must show commitment to reform if it wants progress on talks. Montenegro submitted its application for membership of the European Union last December. But the EU...  

Tags: Republics, Yugoslavia, Montenegro, Montenegrin independence referendum, Serbia

Friendly to business – but also to organised crime

15. Juncker: G7 is best place for currency issues October 6, 2009

Luxembourg's prime minister defends role of G7 after attack by IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn Jean-Claude Juncker, the Luxembourg prime minister who chairs...  

Tags: International organizations, G7, International Monetary Fund, Eurozone, G-20 major economies

Juncker: G7 is best place for currency issues

16. The rhetoric may have improved, but violence is on the rise October 1, 2009

A year on from the Roma summit, what has changed? The attendees at the first-ever EU Roma Summit were powerful: five European commissioners, representatives from member...  

Tags: Balkans, Decade of Roma Inclusion, Ethnic groups in Romania, Antiziganism, Roma

The rhetoric may have improved, but violence is on the rise

17. Playing for more than just money September 24, 2009

Lack of clear political leadership is making it harder for the EU to help eastern European member states escape their economic problems and could threaten political...  

Tags: Central bank, Economic disasters, Eurozone, eastern Europe, Latvia

Playing for more than just money

18. Memos that too soon become memories? September 3, 2009

André Sapir tries again to embed rational ideas in politically unfertile soil. A memory surfaced last week from the dying days of Romano Prodi's time as European...  

Tags: Bruegel, José Manuel Barroso, André Sapir, Commission of José Manuel Barroso, Berlaymont building

19. From carbon insolvency to climate dividends September 2, 2009

The world needs a Climate Bank and per-capita emissions budgets. Limiting global warming to 2°C above pre-industrial levels is absolutely crucial, says the G-8 and most...  

Tags: Environment, Carbon finance, Climate change, Global warming, Diplomatic conferences

20. Ukraine, EU strike gas deal July 31, 2009

EU promises to help secure funds to reform Ukraine's energy sector; believes deal will avert supply crisis. The European Commission has announced a deal with Ukraine which...  

Tags: Energy in Russia, Energy policy, Ukraine, Politics of Ukraine, Russia–Ukraine relations

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