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1. An unlikely career move November 17, 2011

Mario Monti is not following a well-trodden path. The appointment of Mario Monti as Italy's prime minister is a departure from the norm not just for Italian politics, but...

An unlikely career move

2. Germany's choice September 15, 2011

Germany's leaders face a tough test of their commitment to the euro. The euro is a monetary arrangement, not a religion. So it is entirely appropriate for all eurozone...

Germany's choice

3. Italian appointed director-general for enlargement April 28, 2011

Stefano Sannino will replace Michael Leigh. The European Commission has appointed Stefano Sannino as director-general of the enlargement department. Sannino, an Italian who...

Italian appointed director-general for enlargement

4. Take my advice... January 20, 2011

Former national leaders sign up for a lucrative job. Apart from being on Europe's political scrap-heap, what links Alfred Gusenbauer, a former chancellor of Austria, Gerhard...

5. Cameron leads call for limits to EU spending January 6, 2011

UK prime minister persuaded the leaders of France, Germany, the Netherlands and Finland to back his call. One of the outcomes of the summit that had not been on the agenda...

Cameron leads call for limits to EU spending

6. Padoa-Schioppa, "father of the euro", dies December 20, 2010

Economist and banker mourned as "great European". Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa, a former finance minister of Italy, member of the executive board of the European Central Bank, and...

Padoa-Schioppa,

7. Ashton urged to step up pressure on Israel December 10, 2010

Former prime ministers and presidents call on the EU to do more to make Israel freeze settlement policy A group of 26 former of former presidents, prime ministers, and...

8. EU urged to speed up set-up of bail-out fund September 28, 2010

Leading economists say mechanism is needed to cope with serious market disruption. Germany has come under increased pressure to agree to the EU setting up a permanent...

EU urged to speed up set-up of bail-out fund

9. A whistlestop tour of Tony Blair's EU journey September 23, 2010

Tony Blair devouts much more space in his prime ministerial memoir to New Labour, Northern Ireland, the 2012 Olympics, Iraq and terrorism than to the EU. We distil the EU...

A whistlestop tour of Tony Blair's EU journey

10. Seven heads of representation appointed July 15, 2010

Appointments mark an upgrading of the importance attached to the heads of representation. Anne Houtman, a Belgian national, has been appointed to head the European...

11. Official business June 10, 2010

Senior appointments in the Council of Ministers. William Shapcott, a British official, is about to be appointed director-general for personnel and administration in the...

12. Italy's Manservisi takes new home affairs job June 3, 2010

European Commission President José Manuel Barroso has announced the first major reshuffle of senior Commission officials since the start of his second mandate. As...

Italy's Manservisi takes new home affairs job

13. Neapolitan crime-buster March 18, 2010

Luigi die Magistri's Mafia-hunting takes him to Brussels. Luigi de Magistris is a popular man. He takes pride in the fact that more people voted for him – more than...

Neapolitan crime-buster

14. Getting cosy with Herman February 4, 2010

European Council president chooses a library for his first meeting of national government leaders. The venue for next Thursday's informal European summit is to be the...

Getting cosy with Herman

15. Council president: an ill-defined role October 15, 2009

Stephen Wall, a former adviser to Tony Blair, on why having a high-profile personality as European Council president is not necessarily a good idea. One of the architects of...

Council president: an ill-defined role

16. EU's top jobs are worthy of more thought October 8, 2009

A long and distinguished history of botching important appointments. The European Council has a long and distinguished history in botching appointments to the European...

17. 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....

18. Liberal contenders March 19, 2009

A Belgian-German face-off? Expect an entertaining struggle for the leadership of the Liberal group in the next European Parliament. The leader of the Alliance of Liberals...

19. Reform emphasises energy and R&D November 20, 2008

Public consultation adds support for flexibility; cuts in farming sector funds expected. Dalia Grybauskaite, the European budget commissioner, is straining at the bit. 

20. Leaving an empty hole September 18, 2008

One London job that may not attract applicants. Reijo Kemppinen once appeared to have an insatiable appetite for punishment. Having just about survived the unenviable task...

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