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1. Greece wants debt default guarantee February 25, 2010

Greece wants guarantees from other EU member states that they will not let the country default on its debt. The Greek government is looking for an explicit guarantee from...  

Tags: Europe, Eurozone, Politics, Greece, Greek government

2. Greek deputy leader attacks EU leadership February 24, 2010

Senior politician says Europe's main players are 'not up to the task'. Greece's deputy prime minister has accused the European Union of a lack of leadership, saying that a...  

Tags: Hellenic Parliament, Politics of Greece, European Union, Greece, Arvanites

Greek deputy leader attacks EU leadership

3. Frau Nein's shock treatment is dangerous for the eurozone February 18, 2010

Germany is crucifying Greece but is failing to do what it could do to help the eurozone. Angela Merkel is again ‘Frau Nein', the role in European politics that now seems...  

Tags: Germany, Angela Merkel, Greece, Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union, Economy of Greece

4. Berlin commemorates fall of the wall November 9, 2009

EU leaders to discuss top EU jobs on the sidelines of celebrations to mark the end of communism in Germany. World leaders have gathered in Berlin to commemorate the fall of...  

Tags: Chancellors of Germany, Eastern Bloc, Berlin, Lisbon, Berlin Wall

5. Lost homes and legal battles: Beneš Decrees November 5, 2009

Why have the Beneš Decrees, which legitimated the post-war expulsion of Germans from Czechoslovakia, surfaced so persistently as a political problem? A Czech president once...  

Tags: Aftermath of World War II, Deportation, German diaspora, Beneš decrees, Czechoslovakia

Lost homes and legal battles: Beneš Decrees

6. Inconveniences and perils of European democracy September 17, 2009

EU leaders have to learn to live with democracy, however uncomfortable it may be. Democracy is occasionally inconvenient, but that does not mean it can be dispensed with....  

Tags: European Commission, Politics of the European Union, Treaty of Lisbon, Member of the European Parliament, Ireland

7. A second mandate for Barroso will test everyone's patience April 9, 2009

The times are too dangerous to continue waiting for consensus, writes John Wyles José Manuel Barroso sounded like a man quietly confident of reappointment in an...  

Tags: José Manuel Barroso, Maoism, President of the European Commission, European Commissioner for External Relations and European Neighbourhood Policy, European Commissioner for Institutional Relations and Communication Strategy

8. Champion of champions September 11, 2008

A love of football and politics has landed Jonathan Hill one of the beautiful game's top jobs as director of UEFA's Brussels office.  

Tags: Sports, Jonathan Hill, UEFA, Brussels, European Civil Service

Champion of champions

9. An ever-enduring Elysian entente March 19, 2008

DOUBTLESS a great deal of attention at this week's European Council will be focused on the body language and tone of voice in the exchanges between Angela Merkel and Nicolas...  

Tags: Chancellors of Germany, Continental unions, Presidents of France, France, Angela Merkel

10. Study the kiss, see if you can tell June 28, 2007

Nikita Khrushchev once claimed to have seen Konrad Adenauer naked. “From behind,” he said, “it's obvious Germany will be divided forever. And having looked at him from...  

Tags: Chancellors of Germany, Germany, Trabant, Konrad Adenauer, Angela Merkel

11. Prince of darkness May 3, 2007

For some in the European Parliament, Klaus Welle is the “prince of darkness”, for others he is “the most talented political strategist I have ever come across”....  

Tags: European People's Party, European People's Party–European Democrats, Klaus Welle, People ' s Party, Hans-Gert Pöttering

12. The problem with Verheugen March 29, 2007

Günter Verheugen, the European commissioner for enterprise and industry, explained last weekend (24 March) in Die Welt (and in German) why he has been sticking up for...  

Tags: European Commissioner, European Commissioner for Enterprise & Industry, Günter Verheugen, Helmut, car industry

13. Constitution or Verhofstadt? March 29, 2007

Every time that negotiations on EU treaty reforms get tough, the pro-integrationists threaten to forge ahead with an elite group of select member states in a core Europe or...  

Tags: Constitutional law, Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe, Elmar Brok, Guy Verhofstadt, United Kingdom

14. Treaty of Maastricht - Growing closer March 22, 2007

European leaders who wonder how they can turn around the current crisis into a new momentum often look to the past for inspiration. Throughout its history, the European Union...  

Tags: European Union law, Politics of the European Union, Maastricht, Maastricht Treaty, President of the European Commission

15. Trade - From Uruguay to Doha March 22, 2007

In many of the areas of policy in which the EU operates collectively, as opposed to through the individual member states, it has acquired the power to do so over time. But...  

Tags: International trade, Uruguay Round, Free trade, Globalization, Trade

16. The euro - Infallible, even in crisis March 22, 2007

Nowadays it is considered one of the greatest successes of European integration, but the launch of the single currency was beset with uncertainty right up until its creation...  

Tags: Currency, Eurozone, Jacques Santer, Sports, France

17. Past picture of what might come February 15, 2007

Accompanying last week's edition of this newspaper was a guide to the EU Studies Fair which European Voice hosted on Saturday (10 February). Among the photographs that...  

Tags: Chancellors of Germany, Presidents of France, Treaty of Lisbon, European Union, Margaret Thatcher

18. Germany's movers and shakers December 14, 2006

A look at Chancellor Angela Merkel and the team that will lead the presidency of the European Union during the next six months.  

Tags: Chancellors of Germany, Germany, Angela Merkel, Peer Steinbrück, United Kingdom

19. Mr Presidency December 14, 2006

When Germany takes over the EU presidency on 1 January 2007, the responsibility of running weekly COREPER meetings of ambassadors to the EU will be in the hands of one of its...  

Tags: Chancellors of Germany, Committee of Permanent Representatives, Germany, Wilhelm Schönfelder, Social Democratic Party of Germany

20. European Voice ten years ago September 21, 2006

German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is putting EU governments under intense pressure to clinch a deal on a watertight pact to enforce budgetary discipline in a single currency...  

Tags: Eurozone, Euro, Klaus Kinkel, French government

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