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1. Ashton and Blair to brief on Middle East tensions March 18, 2010

Ministers to discuss prospects of peace talks in the Middle East and long-term economic support for Haiti. The European Union's foreign ministers will discuss the dim...  

Tags: Asia, Western Asia, Ashton, European Union, Middle East

2. Iran as a human-rights arbiter? March 18, 2010

There is still hope that EU states can prevent Iran becoming a full member of the UN Human Rights Council. I wrote on your pages in January that February threatened to be a...  

Tags: Social Issues, Asia, Government of Iran, Iran, European Union

3. Growing consensus on Iran sanctions March 14, 2010

Small group of EU foreign ministers indicate they may tighten sanctions on Iran if the UN fails to take action. There is a “growing consensus” that the EU will have to...  

Tags: Foreign minister, European Union, Alexander Stubb, Foreign relations of Iran, International relations

4. Advancing roles for women by example March 11, 2010

A woman who is hoping to change the image of NATO as a male-dominated workplace. Men only: for decades, that was the unwritten rule at NATO headquarters. But no more, says...  

Tags: War-Conflict, Anti-communism, International relations, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, International security

Advancing roles for women by example

5. A flawed plan for women's rights March 11, 2010

The EU's latest effort to improve the plight of women in the developing world is welcome, but its Gender Action Plan is unconvincing. Launched without fanfare on...  

Tags: European Union, Academia, Gender studies, Social philosophy, Education

A flawed plan for women's rights

6. Turf war continues over EU's diplomatic corps March 11, 2010

Frustration among EU member states as Commission insists on managing delegations. The power struggle between the European Commission and the EU's member states over the...  

Tags: Directorate-General for External Relations, European Commissioner, European External Action Service, Catherine Ashton, European Union

Turf war continues over EU's diplomatic corps

7. Attack leads to call for special security zone March 11, 2010

Buzek wants Belgian police to take charge as MEP is mugged in park near Parliament building. The mugging of an MEP in Brussels last week has prompted Jerzy Buzek, the...  

Tags: Europe, Brussels,Brussels-Capital Region,Belgium, European Union, Jerzy Buzek, Espace Léopold

Attack leads to call for special security zone

8. International Association of Oil & Gaz Producer March 11, 2010

EU Affairs Manager OGP is the single association representing companies and associations engaged in the exploration and production of oil and natural gas both at global and...  

Tags: European Union, Political philosophy, Politics, Technology, oil

9. Hedegaard sets out strategy for global climate talks March 9, 2010

Connie Hedegaard, the European commissioner for climate action, set out a strategy to restore momentum to international talks on climate change today, even though she...  

Tags: Environment, Connie Hedegaard, Climate change, Government, Policy

10. Row leaves Swiss feeling isolated March 4, 2010

Libya visa row highlights government weaknesses but problems have not led to talk of EU membership. Last week, Muammar Qaddafi, Libya's leader, declared holy war on...  

Tags: Geography, Political geography, Politics, European Union, Switzerland

Row leaves Swiss feeling isolated

11. Ashton appoints Dane as special adviser March 4, 2010

Poul Skytte Christoffersen to help Catherine Ashton setting up new foreign policy service. The decision by Catherine Ashton to appoint Poul Skytte Christoffersen to her...  

Tags: Congress of Deputies, Government of Spain, Poul Skytte Christoffersen, European Union, Denmark

Ashton appoints Dane as special adviser

12. MEPs struggle to influence creation of diplomatic corps March 4, 2010

MEPs complain about the lack of influence on the formation of the EEAS. MEPs have complained about a lack of access to the group that is advising Catherine Ashton, the EU's...  

Tags: European Parliament, Politics of the European Union, European External Action Service, Catherine Ashton, Austria

MEPs struggle to influence creation of diplomatic corps

13. A preference for preferences March 4, 2010

Were ‘unfair' trade preferences at the heart of the banana war? No. Preferences are central to international trade with developing countries and are becoming more refined....  

Tags: International economics, International relations, International trade, European Union, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

A preference for preferences

14. An insurance policy February 25, 2010

New job for former commissioner. Benita Ferrero-Waldner, a former European commissioner for external relations, followed a high-risk strategy in the autumn, when she put...  

Tags: European Commissioner for External Relations and European Neighbourhood Policy, Ferrero, Benita Ferrero-Waldner, European Commissioner, Politics

15. Slow progress on rights in Kosovo February 24, 2010

A lack of consensus among the EU's member states about Kosovo's status is hindering progress in the justice system. When Kosovo declared independence in February 2008, there...  

Tags: War-Conflict, Politics of Kosovo, Kosovo, European Union, Priština,Serbia

16. A carbon riddle that is in need of political answers February 18, 2010

The EU needs to assert member states' right to set tough standards on power plants. The EU's well broadcast ambition is to decarbonise its energy sector. But at the same...  

Tags: Environment, European Union, Climate change, Climatology, Air pollution

17. A great advance stopped in its tracks February 18, 2010

Millions of Europeans may have to wait years before they benefit from the EU's ratification of the UN's convention on the rights of people with disabilities. In November,...  

Tags: Social Issues, European Union, Disability rights, Human rights instruments, Sociology

A great advance stopped in its tracks

18. Climate strategy stays on course February 18, 2010

EU to stick to current strategy on climate change. The European Union is sticking closely to the climate strategy that was tested at last year's Copenhagen climate summit,...  

Tags: Environment, European Union, Climate change, Climatology, Policy

Climate strategy stays on course

19. European experiences February 18, 2010

The highs and lows of Bath University's Euromasters programme. This year Bath University's Euromasters programme celebrates its 15th anniversary. Since 1995, the course has...  

Tags: Education, Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris, Bath, Academia, Berlin,Germany

European experiences

20. Has the EU escaped a Chinese rescue? February 17, 2010

Greece's decision to turn for help to China first highlights a few disturbing trends for Europe. It looks like Greece will be all right. After years of denial and budget...  

Tags: Euro, China, European Union, Greece, Central bank

Has the EU escaped a Chinese rescue?

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