MEPs discuss EU freedom of information
News Article 2 May 2001
MEPs are expected to agree controversial freedom of information legislation when Labour MEP for the West Midlands, Michael Cashman, reports back on negotiations on citizens' access to EU documents on
Poll deals blow to pro-euro camp
News Article 6 April 2001
A new opinion poll has claimed that over half the population are in favour of leaving the EU as soon as possible.
EU urged to reform faster
Press Review 20 March 2001
EU scraps trade barriers with world's poorest
News Article 27 February 2001
EU foreign ministers agreed to scrap trade barriers with third world countries on Monday and challenged the US to follow the European lead.
Prodi demands 'no-holds barred' EU debate
Press Review 14 February 2001
BSE panic at root of EU agriculture crisis
News Article 30 January 2001
Consumer panic across Europe threatens a major crisis for the EU's Common Agricultural Policy as the true extent and cost of the BSE crisis becomes known.
Commissioner attacks new EU consensus
News Article 29 January 2001
The European Commission should remain central to the EU's policy-making process, a senior commissioner said on Friday.
EU warns Irish government on spending
Press Review 25 January 2001
Keith Vaz MP, Minister for Europe
Interview 20 January 2001
Question: The three priorities of the Swedish presidency are the three E's - enlargement, employment and the environment. Looking at enlargement, what needs to be resolved before enlargement can
Todays thought - from Sweden's prime minister, Goran Perrsons
Topical Comment 2 January 2001
Kenneth Clarke MP - Former Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Interview 8 December 2000
Question: Looking to the Nice summit. European summits are always billed as crucial - is this summit as important as the billing it receives?
EU faces pensions 'timebomb'
Press Review 7 November 2000
EU sues US tobacco giants for smuggling
Press Review 7 November 2000
Charter of Rights - "a major milestone for Europe"
Press Review 14 September 2000
