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1. Belgium's return to normality asks questions of liberalism December 8, 2011

The long-delayed formation of a government in Belgium brings to an end an interesting post-modern experiment in apolitical politics. At just the moment that the leaders of...

2. Pay attention, Gordon November 24, 2011

Former British prime minister changes his opinion. Compare and contrast: Gordon Brown, UK finance minister, speaking to a conference organised by the

Pay attention, Gordon

3. Conservative tactician November 10, 2011

In 2001, aged just 30, George Osborne was a newly elected member of the British parliament, the youngest on the Conservative benches, and was looking for people to staff his...

Conservative tactician

4. The EU, not the G20, must settle eurozone crisis October 20, 2011

The G20 is usually doomed to disappoint. The date of the G20 summit in Cannes on 3-4 November has become a deadline for the eurozone to sort out its sovereign-debt crisis....

5. Back in action July 20, 2011

Senior officials make their return. It is now more than 18 months since José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, drove a coach and horses...

Back in action

6. Commission sets up taskforce to oversee Greek reforms July 20, 2011

Horst Reichenbach will lead group providing technical assistance to Greece. Horst Reichenbach, a vice-president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development...

7. Encounters recounted July 14, 2011

Mark Malloch-Brown delivers delightful anecdotes, but the juicy bits are missing. How can the “under-regulated hell” created by runaway globalisation be transformed into...

Encounters recounted

8. Calm before the storm June 30, 2011

A strange introduction for the UK's next permanent representative to the EU. David Cameron chose a curious form of words to justify the appointment of Jon Cunliffe as the...

9. EU must put up credible IMF candidate May 19, 2011

The IMF must protect the legacy of the past three-and-a-half years. The political reality is that Dominique Strauss-Kahn is finished. Whether or not he is indicted and...

10. Ties that bind December 9, 2010

Two critics of the EU get hitched. Gisela Stuart is a British Labour MP who served on the praesidium of the European Convention as a representative of the national...

11. There is a better way to curb bankers' bonuses September 2, 2010

European proposals to curb bonuses and limit risk-taking may be well designed, but the restrictions would be all too easy to sidestep. In its July session, the European...

There is a better way to curb bankers' bonuses

12. Mandy's mischievous memoirs July 22, 2010

The former commissioner doesn't pull any punches in his new book. The memoirs of Peter Mandelson, erstwhile UK minister for business, sometime European commissioner for...

Mandy's mischievous memoirs

13. Who is in charge of the euro? June 17, 2010

How the European Union's economic governance has changed in recent months. The eurozone debt crisis has posed problems for the European Union's leadership that were not...

Who is in charge of the euro?

14. Poland warns against creation of euro elite June 10, 2010

Poland has declared its opposition to French ambitions for regular summit meetings of countries of the eurozone. Donald Tusk, Poland's prime minister, on a visit to...

Poland warns against creation of euro elite

15. Manipulating the concept of merit June 3, 2010

Senior appointments in the Commission will always be politically sensitive, but José Manuel Barroso has undermined his credibility. The grubby trade of journalism –...

16. The meeting with no name May 12, 2010

How does Eurozone Council sound? What do you call a meeting of the leaders of the countries of the eurozone? There have been such meetings before – in October 2008, in the...

17. Cameron leads UK coalition government May 12, 2010

Nick Clegg, a former MEP, to be deputy prime minister; William Hague, a Eurosceptic, to serve as foreign minister. David Cameron, the leader of the UK Conservatives, will...

Cameron leads UK coalition government

18. UK set for hung parliament May 7, 2010

Conservatives win largest number of seats The UK was headed for a hung parliament this morning as it appeared that neither of the two biggest parties had managed to secure...

19. A Union with one voice? May 6, 2010

The Lisbon treaty was supposed to clarify who speaks for the EU in international negotiations, but that is proving difficult. The Copenhagen climate conference in December...

A Union with one voice?

20. Britain votes and reality waits April 30, 2010

Voters appear to be in denial about the fact that the UK will have to take tough measures to rein in public spending for years to come. I don't mean to sound as though I am...

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