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1. Nice work if you can get it February 3, 2011

Plum new jobs for Mandelson and Ferrero-Waldner. It is all onwards and upwards for two former European commissioners.

2. Verheugen allowed to take up advisory posts July 8, 2010

Former European commission given go-ahead to take up several positions for banks and business. The European Commission has authorised Günter Verheugen, who for ten...

Verheugen allowed to take up advisory posts

3. Less ambiguity about Gaza, please June 2, 2010

The EU contributed indirectly to the tragedy of the Free Gaza Flotilla. There was never much doubt that Israel would try to stop the Free Gaza Flotilla and prevent a group...

4. Sensitive thinker March 4, 2010

The Austrian commissioner never expected to be given such an important role. Johannes Hahn takes reflection seriously. Every night, he sets aside at least an hour to mull...

Sensitive thinker

5. 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...

6. Ashton names team to advise on EEAS January 28, 2010

Senior officials will help set up external service as MEPs are left out of preparatory team. Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign policy chief, has set up a group...

Ashton names team to advise on EEAS

7. Commissioners begin to appoint their key staff December 9, 2009

The new European commissioners have begun selecting their staff. More than half of the 27 European commissioners who are to take office early next year have so far chosen...

Commissioners begin to appoint their key staff

8. 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?

9. Ashton takes over foreign policy reins November 26, 2009

The EU's new high representative will have to be a quick learner to get to grips with her new job. The European Union's new institutional arrangements for managing foreign...

10. An early warning of energy supply faults November 12, 2009

Energy supply to top the agenda at EU-Russia summit. The European Union and Russia are to set up an early- warning system to prevent  interruptions in Russian energy...

An early warning of energy supply faults

11. Big changes ahead for EU officials October 22, 2009

7,000 EU officials likely to be affected by the creation of the European External Action Service. The European External Action Service (EEAS)  is likely to affect...

12. Allegro – ma non troppo – for musical chairs October 15, 2009

Waiting for the next Commission job. Senior officials in the current European Commission administration are lining up their next jobs, but when will they be allowed to take...

13. Commission approves South Korea deal October 8, 2009

Trade commissioner to finalise free-trade deal with South Korea after two years' of negotiations. Catherine Ashton, the European commissioner for trade, is to initial a...

14. Merger of Afghanistan office delayed by Ferrero-Waldner September 24, 2009

Commissioners fears too much Council influence, but all member states back unified representation. Benita Ferrero-Waldner, the European commissioner for external relations,...

Merger of Afghanistan office delayed by Ferrero-Waldner

15. Diplomatic retreat September 24, 2009

European commissioner bows out early in race to be Unesco chief. Eyebrows were raised when Benita Ferrero-Waldner, the European commissioner for external relations,...

16. Ferrero-Waldner drops bid to be UNESCO boss September 21, 2009

European commissioner pulls out of race to be director-general of culture organisation. Benita Ferrero-Waldner, the European commissioner for external relations, has dropped...

Ferrero-Waldner drops bid to be UNESCO boss

17. Singing for someone else's supper September 3, 2009

Young musicians tackle the issue of poverty. Five days still remain for people to vote in the European Commission's first ever “music against poverty” song contest....

Singing for someone else's supper

18. EU looks at how to improve governance in Afghanistan August 27, 2009

Reports claim electoral fraud and irregularities as more than 1,000 complaints are registered. The European Union is contemplating concentrating future financial assistance...

EU looks at how to improve governance in Afghanistan

19. More than 100 EU staff to monitor elections July 30, 2009

Commission to send one its largest ever missions to monitor Afghanistan presidential poll; MEP Philippe Morillon will lead EU team. The European Commission is sending one of...

More than 100 EU staff to monitor elections

20. Commissioner's surprise visit to Cuba July 24, 2009

Stop-over in Cuba added to Benita Ferrero-Waldner's visit to Honduras and Latin America. Benita Ferrero-Waldner, the European commissioner for external relations, made a...

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