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1. Spain spurns medicines information measure January 28, 2010

EU presidency plans no more discussions of European Commission proposal. The Spanish presidency has turned its back on EU plans to provide the public with more information...  

Tags: Pharmacology, Pharmacovigilance, Pharmacy, Christofer Fjellner, Committee on Budgetary Control

2. Vote on new Commission delayed until February January 19, 2010

EPP leader predicts vote in the Parliament in the second week of February. The European Parliament's vote on the next European Commission will probably be delayed until the...  

Tags: Joseph Daul, European People's Party, József Szájer, Nigel Farage, Rumiana Jeleva

Vote on new Commission delayed until February

3. MEPs scale back attack on proposed Commission January 18, 2010

EPP group defends Rumiana Jeleva, while Roma groups rush to the defence of Maroš Šefčovič. The European Parliament's hearings for future European commissioners resume in...  

Tags: European People's Party, Rumiana Jeleva, People ' s Party, José Manuel Barroso, People's Party

4. Parliament's attack on Jeleva intensifies January 15, 2010

Approval of next European Commission in doubt. The president of the European Parliament today raised the stakes in the dispute over Rumiana Jeleva, the Bulgarian nominee for...  

Tags: Rumiana Jeleva, Bulgaria, José Manuel Barroso, European Commissioner, József Szájer

5. In the driver's seat January 14, 2010

MEPs miss the van... An opportunity missed: the European Parliament has just selected Martin Callanan, a UK Conservative MEP, to draft its report on a controversial proposal...  

Tags: Member of the European Parliament, Geoffrey Van Orden, Kathleen Van Brempt

In the driver's seat

6. Andor makes careful first showing January 13, 2010

Hungary's choice for European commissioner produces neither excitement nor anxiety. The Hungarian commissioner-designate – a newcomer to European politics – received...  

Tags: László Andor, Posted Workers Directive, Polish MEP, Law of the European Union, European Union

Andor makes careful first showing

7. Slovakia's Commission choice under attack January 13, 2010

Conservatives threaten to veto Slovakia's commissioner-designate and defend Bulgaria's nominee. The European People's Party has said it cannot accept Maroš Šefčovič as...  

Tags: József Szájer, Maros Sefcovic, European People's Party, President of the European Commission, Bulgaria

8. MEPs to question commissioners-designate January 11, 2010

European Parliament embarks on seven days of hearings. The European Parliament today embarks on seven days of hearings for the 26 individuals who have been nominated by...  

Tags: European Commissioner, José Manuel Barroso, Barroso Commission, European Commission, European Commissioner for Multilingualism

9. EU in disarray over body-scanner rules January 7, 2010

Security experts to meet officials today amid concerns about passengers' privacy. The European Commission is to revive an earlier attempt to introduce EU-wide rules on the...  

Tags: Air safety, Airport security, Security, Detroit,Michigan,United States, Airport

EU in disarray over body-scanner rules

10. The EU is appeasing the unappeasable in Bosnia December 17, 2009

The EU and the US may at last have similar ideas on how to deal with Bosnia, but the result is a shameful mess. For the past few years, the United States and the European...  

Tags: Bosnian War, High Representatives for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Milorad Dodik, Bosnia, United States

11. Too many Belgians, too few important jobs December 17, 2009

Louis Michel loses out. There's losing gracefully, and then there is losing Louis Michel-style. The Belgian MEP and former European commissioner failed on Monday in his bid...  

Tags: Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, Annemie Neyts-Uyttebroeck, European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party, Louis Michel, European Commissioner

Too many Belgians, too few important jobs

12. French Schadenfreude December 10, 2009

Struggling for the right words. What is the French for Schadenfreude? The question arises from an event at the European Parliament last week (2 December) entitled “Le...  

Tags: Entertainment-Culture, Emotion, Libération, Philippe Etienne, Jean Quatremer

13. What a waste November 26, 2009

A look at what is being done to reduce the amount of electronic waste. The EU directives on the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) and on...  

Tags: Electronic waste, Flame retardants, Recyclable materials, Environment, Jill Evans

What a waste

14. Extreme Pole November 19, 2009

Michał Kamiński is a Pole who can divide opinion across Europe. When Michał Kamiński was handed the leadership of the European Parliament's new European Conservatives...  

Tags: European Conservatives and Reformists, Members of Polish Sejm 2001-2005, Edward McMillan-Scott, Law and Justice, Poland

Extreme Pole

15. Commission says ‘No' to biomass environmental safeguards November 12, 2009

Disagreements between Commission departments as climate campaignerswarn of legal loopholes. The European Commission's energy department has decided against proposing...  

Tags: Environment, Bioenergy, Biofuels, Fuels, Alternative propulsion

16. EU leaders hail treaty's passage November 3, 2009

Leaders stress the benefits of reform for Europe; UK Conservatives drop referendum promise. Politicians across Europe welcomed today's signature of the Lisbon treaty by...  

Tags: Politics of the European Union, Treaty of Lisbon, Lisbon, Referendum, Václav Klaus

17. Parliament wants say on EU's diplomatic service October 22, 2009

Service should be part of the European Commission, resolution demands. The European Parliament has demanded that the European External Action Service (EEAS) – the...  

Tags: Member of the European Parliament, Treaty of Lisbon, European External Action Service, External Action Service of the European Union, Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe

18. Euroquarter robbery October 22, 2009

German MEP had a long wait after attack. German centre-right MEP Angelika Niebler was robbed last week (13 October) on rue Stevin in the Euroquarter of Brussels.  

Tags: Law-Crime, Angelika Niebler, Brussels, German MEP

19. Spare a thought for poor Graham October 8, 2009

Former ALDE leader fades from public view. Graham Watson, former leader of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, has faded from public view since his decision...  

Tags: Jerzy Buzek, Graham Watson, Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, Louis Michel, Liberty party

Spare a thought for poor Graham

20. Opposition mounts against Blair for Council president October 8, 2009

Leaders of EU member states are split over who should become the first president of the European Council. The national governments of the European Union are divided over...  

Tags: Politics of the European Union, Treaty of Lisbon, Tony Blair, European Council, President of the European Council

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