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The European Commission made the following statement on the situation in Egypt after its meeting today:
“The European Commission has been following closely the latest events in Egypt and at its meeting today expressed its firm commitment to support the legitimate aspirations of the people of Egypt. The European Commission reiterates the call for an orderly transition in Egypt through a comprehensive process encompassing all political forces and civ...
Are you a TV broadcasting company? Do you devise awareness-raising campaigns? If so, you could take part in the PRINCE 2010 project, to foster debate about the benefits and challenges of welcoming the Western Balkans, Turkey and Iceland into the EU.
The Prince 2010 programme has two strands: TV programmes (Lot 1) and Awareness-rai...
A proposal for an EU Passenger Name Record (PNR) Directive to fight serious crime and terrorism has been presented today by European Commissioner for Home affairs, Cecilia Malmstrom. The proposal obliges air carriers to provide EU Member States with data on passengers entering or departing from the EU, whilst guaranteeing a high level of protection of privacy...
Dear Sirs, Your coverage of the National Comptroller’s report on EU spending in the UK has me stumped. Given your paper’s frequent criticism of the way that the EU manages its accounts, I would have expected your support when we make efforts to get our house in order. As 80% of EU spending is done through [...]
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