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1. Jeleva's fall was a sorry EPP farce January 21, 2010

A sad end to an unhappy few weeks in the European spotlight for the Bulgarian commissioner-designate. If Karl Marx, that sometime Brussels resident, were around today, he...

2. The candidates that failed to fall January 21, 2010

It is a measure of how poorly Rumiana Jeleva performed as a candidate commissioner that she was the only nominee rejected. Going into the hearings, the expectation was...

The candidates that failed to fall

3. MEPs to question commissioners-designate January 11, 2010

European Parliament embarks on seven days of hearings. The European Parliament today embarks on seven days of hearings for the 26 individuals who have been nominated by...

4. Lisbon delays reduce threat to Barroso's team January 7, 2010

It has the potential to be a trial of strength for the European Parliament, but MEPs seem to lack the appetite for a confrontation with commissioners. Over the course of...

Lisbon delays reduce threat to Barroso's team

5. Parliament should not rush hearings November 5, 2009

MEPs should take their time when approving a new Commission. The collective sigh of relief breathed by the European Union institutions on Tuesday, when Czech President...

6. MEPs seek more power over diplomatic service October 15, 2009

The European Parliament wants to have more control over the planned European External Action Service. Members of the European Parliament are threatening a major...

7. Poland and Lithuania nominate new commissioners June 29, 2009

Poland and Lithuania nominate their candidates to join the European Commission. The Polish government on Friday (26 June) nominated Pawel Samecki, a member of the board of...

8. An unholy return? October 16, 2008

Buttiglione returns to vaunt the common European spirit. What a difference four years makes. On Monday 11 October 2004, the civil liberties committee of the European...

An unholy return?

9. The power of Parliament – a matter of chance June 19, 2008

The European Parliament has acquired new powers by accident as well as by design, according to its former secretary-general.

The power of Parliament – a matter of chance

10. Barroso's mini reshuffle is the safest course April 24, 2008

On balance, the president of the European Commission is probably right to conclude that an Italian at transport is less problematic than an Italian at justice. ?Once bitten,...

11. ‘A man to foster the role of Europe in the world' April 24, 2008

More on the man expected to become Silvio Berlusconi's nominee for the post of commissioner. German MEP Klaus-Heiner Lehne declared last week (17 April) that Antonio Tajani,...

12. Back to Rome, at last April 18, 2008

Franco Frattini returns to “the source of all legitimacy”. As the ‘will-he-won't-he?' saga of Franco Frattini nears its conclusion, Commission President José...

Back to Rome, at last

13. MEPs want high-level job appointments postponed October 18, 2007

Senior MEPs are calling for a decision on appointments to top EU posts to be delayed by several months even if the reform treaty is ready to come into force in January 2009....

14. Tough months ahead for confident Commission November 16, 2006

Support from the most powerful EU leaders is crucial for any European Commission president's chances of success during his term of office. There is a widely held view that...

15. A likeable candidate November 2, 2006

Romania's failure to get Varujan Vosganian, its first candidate for European Commissioner, accepted by Commission President José Manuel Barroso was a defeat for the...

16. Parliament's disappointing presidents October 12, 2006

The role of president of the European Parliament is not an easy one. The president has to represent an institution in which establishing a consensus or majority view is...

17. Italy's sick body needs sounder minder April 6, 2006

In some countries, at some times, elections are the triumph of hope over experience. The hope is that the promises of change, renewal and progress towards shared goals will...

18. An EU of all creeds, colours and prejudices? March 9, 2006

Two MEPs discuss European immigration policy Greater co-operation on migration issues is no longer just desirable, but essential, says

19. Rocco returns to corridors of EU power February 16, 2006

The European Parliament doesn't often score a victory against the European Commission and the Council of Ministers, so perhaps it's understandable that MEPs like to...

20. The Target December 15, 2005

Antonio Fazio, the governor of Italy's central bank, probably sees himself as a latter-day Saint Sebastian. On the wall above his office desk he has a portrait of the martyr...

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