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1. Myanmar's abuses demand justice September 1, 2011

It is time for the EU to push for a UN-led commission of inquiry into crimes against humanity committed in Myanmar. Four years ago, the people of Myanmar rose up in a...

Myanmar's abuses demand justice

2. The paper clip: 9 August August 9, 2011

Riots in London and tumbling stock markets. The spread of rioting and looting across the UK dominate the front pages of most European newspapers today.

3. Divisive Macedonian July 28, 2011

Macedonians either love him or loathe him. To his detractors, Nikola Gruevski, who was today (28 July) scheduled to be confirmed as prime minister for a third term, is...

Divisive Macedonian

4. Island under pressure July 28, 2011

The arrival of thousands of migrants on its shores has not persuaded Malta's partners to heed its plea for more assistance. Malta's logistical capability to deal with the...

Island under pressure

5. Angela's ashes June 30, 2011

A leading conservative essayist has lost patience with Germany's chancellor. At a time when Germany is booming economically and the rest of Europe remains deflated, it is a...

Angela's ashes

6. Doctor democrat June 1, 2011

The vice-chancellor of Germany is young and has a great deal of responsibility on his shoulders. Philipp Rösler is just 38 years of age and already vice- chancellor of...

Doctor democrat

7. Ashton urges Egypt to protect demonstrators February 3, 2011

EU foreign policy chief says those responsible for the violence should be 'brought to justice'. Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, has warned the Egyptian...

Ashton urges Egypt to protect demonstrators

8. EU backs 'Jasmine Revolution' January 17, 2011

Ashton, Füle express ‘solidarity' with Tunisian people days after dictator is toppled. The European Union has backed a popular uprising in Tunisia that led to the...

EU backs 'Jasmine Revolution'

9. EU ends security mission in Guinea-Bissau August 3, 2010

Decision follows appointment of mutiny leader as army chief. The European Union has decided to withdraw its eight security advisers from Guinea-Bissau on account of...

EU ends security mission in Guinea-Bissau

10. Happy birthday, Congo! June 25, 2010

Fifty years after gaining independence, the Democratic Republic of Congo remains deeply unstable. To limit the dangers, the help of China and the EU is needed. Next...

Happy birthday, Congo!

11. Potential partners are making slow progress June 17, 2010

Formation of a government remains at least three weeks away. The clear outlines of a three-party, centre-right coalition emerged from the Czech general election on 28-29...

Potential partners are making slow progress

12. Trying to re-define the role of the state April 15, 2010

The influence of the military has diminished, but that could allow the government to indulge its partisan tendencies. Turkey has undergone profound change since the...

Trying to re-define the role of the state

13. Turkey is undervaluing the importance of values February 11, 2010

Istanbul is understandably, but mistakenly, relying on geostrategic arguments to make its case for EU membership. A string of high-ranking Turkish officials and politicians...

14. Sri Lanka to face trade restrictions December 17, 2009

Human-rights concerns could affect trade terms. Trade diplomats from the EU's member states are to discuss tomorrow (18 December) whether to back a recommendation by the...

15. Eight reasons to sanction Guinea October 23, 2009

The EU must join the UN and the African Union in responding to repression in Guinea. One month ago, over 150 people were gunned down by soldiers in the West African country...

16. Ending an endless war July 14, 2009

The UN's special representative sets out what can be done to end the violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Bad news travels fast: my BlackBerry has become the...

Ending an endless war

17. The Mladić (video) files June 17, 2009

The more important questions posed by video-footage of Ratko Mladić may be about Boris Tadić's grip on the Serbian security services. For a fugitive with $5 million...

18. EU's role in securing Sri Lanka's peace May 20, 2009

The international community should be asking tough questions of the supposed victors of Sri Lanka's civil war. No one should shed a tear for the collapse of the Tamil Tigers...

EU's role in securing Sri Lanka's peace

19. Europe needs an Afghan surge, too April 1, 2009

Europe should launch its own Afghan surge to complement America's military push. The United States has an exit strategy in Afghanistan. So claimed President Barack Obama on...

Europe needs an Afghan surge, too

20. A furtive deal? March 19, 2009

Might the EU be about to start 'constructive engagement' with Burma? Experience suggests that would be a mistake. Fraser Cameron makes a well-worn argument for the European...

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