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1. High finance, high (and low) politics June 10, 2010

Examining the role of politics in central banking. These are uncertain times for the world's central banks, those (usually) government-owned institutions that, in recent...

High finance, high (and low) politics

2. Failure after failure erodes Europeans' confidence January 29, 2009

But boosting German manufacturing power is not the answer for the rest of Europe. The UK media are being asked, and are asking themselves, whether they are making an awful...

3. Medical schools are no longer immune to the Bologna process October 2, 2008

Cutting medical education into two degree cycles might not be such a bad idea after all. Medical education has traditionally had a difficult relationship with the...

Medical schools are no longer immune to the Bologna process

4. Why central banks must take the lead May 8, 2008

Central banks must step up to the plate and take a bigger role in financial regulation, however uncomfortable that may be for some. Last Thursday we saw the first...

Why central banks must take the lead

5. Europe must unite or be irrelevant April 4, 2007

Europe, according to a column in the Financial Times last week, “is irrelevant in Asia, except as a market and producer of luxury goods”. Thus was the European ‘model'...

6. Universities to spell out their vision at Liège April 22, 2004

WHAT role for the universities in the Europe of knowledge? This was the question posed by the European Commission in 2002. Prompted – or so it seemed to universities –...

7. Bologna: converging from all directions October 23, 2003

IT IS five years since Claude Allègre, France's former education minister, invited his British, German and Italian colleagues to mark out the lines along which their...

8. Finance stability forum touted to prevent Enron-style collapse July 11, 2002

EUROPE should set up its own forum to keep watch on financial stability across the continent in the aftermath of the Enron crisis, top regulators and bankers agreed yesterday...

9. NEWS IN BRIEF March 28, 2002

It's a bit quieter at Alcan HQ these days after Mario Monti blocked its merger with Pechiney two years ago. But in case DG Competition wants to raid its offices, be informed...

10. Deadline for single financial market 'tight', says regulator March 21, 2002

THE European Union will struggle to meet its timetable for completing the single market for financial services, one of Europe's most influential regulators warned this week....

11. Commission attacks forum for global accounting rules January 20, 2000

ATTEMPTS to launch a world-wide set of accounting standards for firms listed on stock exchanges across the globe are under fire from European Commission experts, who claim...

12. Europe struggles to agree over creation of financial police force May 12, 1999

FOR many, a single market can never work without a single policeman. Even those sceptical of the need to strengthen the EU's institutions were persuaded of this logic back...

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