France calls for EU-Arab action group on Syria
04.02.12 @ 23:25
France has said that China and Russia's UN veto will not stop the EU and its Arab allies from helping the opposition in Syria.
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EU commission plans new spin on financial tax
03.02.12 @ 18:19
The EU commission is revising its assessment of a potential EU tax on financial transactions, saying the original version was "misused" to bash the proposal.
Deja vu as Russia gas cuts hit eight more EU countries
03.02.12 @ 09:26
Eight more EU countries have joined Italy in noting a sharp drop in Russian gas supplies, in events recalling the massive 2009 crunch.
EU seeks probe into Egypt football tragedy
03.02.12 @ 09:36
EU leaders are calling for an independent probe to find out why and how knife-wielding fans overwhelmed stadium security at a football match in Egypt earlier this week.
Battle lines drawn up in EU row on Acta
03.02.12 @ 15:38
The European Commission has stepped into the growing row over the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement, Acta, as leading MEPs refuse to fast-track parliamentary approval due to bad faith in talks.
Berlin digs in heels on extra €15bn for Greece
03.02.12 @ 09:26
Germany has ruled out any extra contribution from national governments or the European Central Bank to the second Greek bail-out - as requested by the Greek government. Meanwhile, sources close to the negotiations speak of a €15bn funding gap.
EU official predicts major anti-Putin rally
02.02.12 @ 18:39
EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton has predicted there will be a big turnout at a pro-democracy rally in Moscow on Saturday.
Blogs
Breast implants scandal to see tougher EU legislation
02.02.12 @ 19:29
The European commission aims to strengthen oversight of companies that certify medical devices following a breast implant scandal that has affected 1000s of women across Europe.
Bank survey highlights EU economic gloom
02.02.12 @ 09:21
Euro-area banks are becoming less happy to lend and consumers are more reluctant to borrow, according to an authoritative new survey.
EU blocks German take-over of US stock exchange
01.02.12 @ 19:56
The EU commission has blocked a merger between Deutsche Boerse and the New York Stock Exchange, the two largest players in derivatives - a financial product blamed for the 2008 financial crisis.
Fiscal treaty stirs political disputes in EU countries
01.02.12 @ 10:20
The EU's new fiscal compact has caused a political split in the Czech Republic and calls for referendums or re-negotiation in Denmark, Ireland and France.
EU funds spent on 'environmentally harmful' projects
02.02.12 @ 18:29
As many as 33 projects in central and eastern Europe funded with €16bn out of EU's regional policy coffers are "environmentally harmful", a coalition of NGOs has said.
IMF worried by social cost of Greek austerity
02.02.12 @ 09:27
The Greek economy and its people are reaching the "limit" of what they can endure in terms of austerity cuts, a senior IMF official has said in unusually political remarks.
Cyprus is least gay-friendly EU country, rights group says
01.02.12 @ 21:44
Cyprus is the least gay-friendly EU country followed by Italy, Latvia and Malta, according to NGO research, with EU institutions doing little to raise legal standards.
Russia cuts EU gas, blames cold weather
01.02.12 @ 10:05
Gazprom has begun cutting gas supplies to the EU in order to meet higher demand in Russia caused by severe cold weather.
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- Hungary urges EU countries to table Roma plans
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- China may contribute more to euro-rescue
- Turkey may offer asylum to Syrian dictator's family
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