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1. Gucci socialist January 12, 2012

Denmark's prime minister is struggling to cope on the domestic stage. Here is some good news for European Commission stagiaires, MEPs' assistants – even for the MEPs...

Gucci socialist

2. Testing Danish efficiency December 15, 2011

As a seven-time holder of the presidency of the EU's Council of Ministers, Denmark will bring with it invaluable knowledge of running the EU. But there are plenty of...

Testing Danish efficiency

3. Denmark's movers and shakers December 15, 2011

As Denmark takes the helm of the EU presidency, who are the ministers to watch out for? Helle Thorning-Schmidt – prime minister

Denmark's movers and shakers

4. Danes lean to the left amid concern for economic security September 8, 2011

Denmark is on course to buck the prevailing trend in Europe by electing a centre-left government. Harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric might be on the wane. The Danes go to the...

Danes lean to the left amid concern for economic security

5. Ashton's main Mann February 3, 2011

A new chief spokesman for EU's foreign policy chief. Catherine Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, is something of a public-relations challenge and last week Le Monde...

6. EEAS appointments trigger mini-reshuffle October 28, 2010

Senior management posts to change hands, while development, aid departments are to merge José Silva Rodríguez, who was until July the European Commission's...

EEAS appointments trigger mini-reshuffle

7. Driving cars out of the Commission September 17, 2009

The Commission keeps bumping into obstacles in its quest to get officials to change their travel habits. It has been a decade-long aim of the European Commission to persuade...

Driving cars out of the Commission

8. The dragon roars July 16, 2009

New rights for the Welsh. The Welsh, one of Europe's last oppressed peoples, are struggling free from their shackles. The government of the ever less United Kingdom ...

9. You win some, you lose some June 11, 2009

Nemesis avoided, rules ignored: the elevation of Glenys Kinnock. Neil Kinnock, the sometime leader of the Labour party and later European commissioner, will have been...

You win some, you lose some

10. Kinnock appointed UK's Europe minister June 5, 2009

Former Socialist MEP Glenys Kinnock is surprise appointment in cabinet reshuffle. Glenys Kinnock, the long-serving UK Socialist MEP, has been appointed as the UK's Europe...

11. Responsible wining and dining February 5, 2009

Is Brussels a common denominator in the UK's recent corruption scandals? Surely not. There is a persistent Brussels thread to the current controversy in British politics...

Responsible wining and dining

12. The two sides of second-hand politicans October 9, 2008

Should Peter Mandelson hand back his salary? Where I come from we bury our dead, or so I like to think. But to be frank, it is not quite true. South and North (East less so,...

13. Eight, and still crawling March 19, 2008

What does Gert-Jan Koopman's latest move say about the Lisbon Agenda? The Lisbon Agenda for jobs and growth is on a life-support system. Barely eight years old, it is...

14. Slowing down revolving doors August 30, 2007

Anyone looking for evidence of the cosy relationship between Eurocrats and corporate suits could do worse than stand by the ‘revolving door' leading out of the European...

15. Staff reforms that failed to make the grade July 26, 2007

The Jekyll and Hyde nature of the European Commission's staffing reforms was on display last week. On Wednesday (18 July), the commissioners took various decisions about...

16. Slovak woman takes senior Commission job in re-shuffle July 19, 2007

The European Commission yesterday (18 July) promoted Katarína Mathernová, a 43-year-old Slovak, to the post of deputy director-general (DDG) for regional policy, at one...

17. Promoting transparency? July 5, 2007

The European Civil Service Tribunal delivered an entertaining judgement last week (28 June) in a case brought by João Augusto da Silva, a director in the Commission's...

18. Cleaning up the EU June 7, 2007

The EU's anti-fraud office OLAF disclosed this week (4 June) that it has been investigating possible fraud in contracts for cleaning the buildings of the European Commission....

19. European Voice ten years ago May 16, 2007

Brussels, 15 May 1997THE Dutch government is hatching radical plans to discourage people from taking short plane journeys and persuade them to let the high-speed train take...

20. After standing, Michel must deliver May 10, 2007

Next week Louis Michel goes on holiday from his day-job as European commissioner for development and humanitarian aid. He is taking a month's leave of absence to campaign in...

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