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Baroness Ashton of Upholland’s past came back to haunt her yesterday when the European Union’s new foreign affairs chief was forced to deny taking funds from the Soviet Union during her days as treasurer for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. Full Article at Times Online
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AFP - Europe is moving towards tighter regulation of hedge funds -- blamed for exacerbating a global financial crisis -- with pay curbs to the fore. Full Article at France 24
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Czech President Vaclav Klaus (R) gestures as he chats with the President of European Parliament Jerzy Buzek (L) during the welcoming ceremony on October 9, 2009 at the Prague Castle in capital city. View Photo »
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Judge me by what I do, you will feel proud of me ... I now turn to European Parliament to hopefully endorse what has been put forward by the Council.
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The European Parliament late yesterday officially approved a final key rule in its telecoms package that will require legal rights for those threatened with losing Internet access in piracy cases. Full Article at Electronista
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Nov 25 (Reuters) - The European Union on Wednesday named the candidates to be members of the next European Commission, the EU executive, which has strong legislative and regulatory powers. Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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By Matthew Dalton BRUSSELS -- The lawmaker leading debate at the European Parliament over new rules for hedge funds and private-equity firms on Wednesday proposed major changes that would rein in powers sought by the European Commission to limit the... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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Czech President Vaclav Klaus (R) chats with the President of European Parliament Jerzy Buzek (L) on October 9, 2009 at the Prague Castle. View Photo »
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EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS The European Parliament on Wednesday (25 November) paved the way to taking on a further 18 MEPs. Full Article at EUobserver.com
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STRASBOURG, France - The European Parliament has endorsed new telecom rules that would give phone and Internet users more rights and allow them to appeal to national courts if they are cut off for illegal file-sharing. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Judge me by what I do, you will feel proud of me ... I now turn to European Parliament to hopefully endorse what has been put forward by the Council.
– Catherine Ashton SOURCE: People's Daily Online -
He is Catholic and she is Protestant, but together they form part of the Christian Democratic political family in Europe, the largest group in the European Parliament.
SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald -
After meeting with many European Union officials and members of the European Parliament earlier this year, I realized that we share many of the same concerns
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I consider the attempt to push this (deal) through the European Union just one day before the Lisbon Treaty comes into effect to be very unfortunate. It is a snub directed at the European Parliament, a parliament which has been critical of this deal and which, after the Lisbon Treaty comes into effect, ...
SOURCE: Spiegel Online -
I think this is a great opportunity and I am looking forward to seeing the European Parliament and celebrating this monumental moment in Brussels.
SOURCE: The Star -
They are doing what they have done in the European Parliament. They have essentially castrated your UK influence in the European Parliament
– Pierre Lellouche SOURCE: EurActive.com -
They are doing what they have done in the European Parliament. They have essentially castrated your UK influence in the European Parliament
– Pierre Lellouche SOURCE: EurActive.com -
The issue for tonight is whether or not the European Parliament stands up for its own principles, and therefore protects British citizens as well as everyone else in the EU. Now that the Lisbon Treaty is ratified, the European Parliament has more power, and we should expect it to exercise that power on ...
SOURCE: ComputerWeekly.com -
This is a time of considerable challenges for Europe and its citizens. Our healthcare systems and policies must be able to respond accordingly. We will ensure the European Parliament plays its full part in making the correct response a priority for the benefit of Europe's citizens and patients.
SOURCE: Medical News Today -
'deliver the message that there is a group in the European Parliament that will be a true friend of Israel.'
SOURCE: The Electronic Intifada -
Thatcher says the European Parliament should have no power because Westminster cannot surrender a single bit of its sovereignty. Her ideas are pre-Churchillian. She thinks the post-war era isn't over yet. She believes that history has been unjust. Germany is so rich and Britain has to fight for its surv...
– Helmut Kohl SOURCE: Irish Independent -
To double check that some mistake wasn’t made, we spoke to her assistant Zsanett Makkai in the European Parliament, who confirmed that Mrs Morvai had been invited to attend. We were told that Mrs Morvai very much hopes to be at the December rally, diary commitments permitting.
SOURCE: The Jewish Chronicle -
What concerns the Obama administration is not Cameron's loopy European Parliament allies - the Tory leader is clearly a mainstream pragmatist - but the conviction that a Eurosceptic Tory obsession could undermine British influence in Europe at a time when the Obama administration needs an effective EU p...
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The Commission has done everything in its power to achieve the 25 percent target by 2012. I invite the European Parliament and Member States to adopt all of our remaining proposals to make them fully effective for the European economy as soon as possible
SOURCE: EUobserver.com -
The EPP group has won a battle today to reaffirm that the European Parliament is not the appropriate place to discuss national issues, nor to make a case against any government of a European Union member state
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According to the advice we have received, the British National Party is not prevented from continuing to operate on a day-to-day basis and its elected representatives continue to sit on councils and in the European Parliament. It remains the BBC's obligation to scrutinise and hold to account all elected...
SOURCE: Lancashire Evening Post -
This was specifically included in the rules because the European Parliament could have been faced with a lot of unemployment cases and claims
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We call on EU member states not to ratify the current text. The concerns that many of them expressed before, and that were echoed by members of the European Parliament, a number of European commissioners - as well as trade unions and businesses - have not been addressed
SOURCE: EurActive.com
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