EUobserver Investigative Reports
01.11.11 @ 09:00
EUobserver is publishing a series of investigative reports to shed light on some of the lesser known or more complex areas of European Union activities, starting November 2011.
News in Brief
- EU fines Lundbeck for paying off pharma rivals
- Austria in banknote printing scandal
- Merkel's party says Turkey would 'overburden' EU
- Greek public TV still off despite court ruling
- Boat refugees sue Spanish and French military
- EU car sales at 20-year low
- EU anti-fraud chief says resignation would threaten independence
- Farm reform deal unlikely before end of June, warn MEPs
- MEPs back lower FTT on sovereign debt and pensions
- ERT back on air after Greek court ruling
Latest news
- G8 tax deal falls short of expectations@ 10:09
- Cyprus demands revision of 'unjust' EU bailout@ 09:29
- Rise in attacks on Muslims in Europe@ 09:27
- UK has second go at EU listing of Hezbollah@ 09:25
- FocusEurope needs teacher training academy18'th @ 19:00
- Obama in Berlin again, but not Brussels18'th @ 11:10
- Paris and Brussels in war of words on US trade18'th @ 09:27
- OpinionEnd mass surveillance - a call to action for Obama and Merkel18'th @ 09:10
- OpinionThe future of European Turkey18'th @ 09:09
- Leaders fire starting gun for EU-US trade talks18'th @ 07:46
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- European Women's Lobby: EWL to launch 2013 Barometer on Rape in Europe – Tuesday 18th June
- Oxfam: Oxfam applauds the European Parliament’s hard fought victory for transparency in the extractives sector
- MENON: ICT can make a change in education: open call for e-learning innovators
- Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network: Repressive measures against demonstrators in Turkey utterly unacceptable
Videos
A coffee with Congolese MP Medard Mulangala
"We want to avoid a post-electoral situation like in the Ivory Coast," says Congolese MP Medard Mulangala, who heads the main opposition party in Congo, the Union for a Republican Majority.
Blogs
- Danish MEPs fight for non-MEP OmbudsmanWatchdog
- New report into the UK's Overseas Territories and developing countriesEscape from Europe
- An open letter from the Turkish Hayat TV, to be closed down because it broadcasted TaksimInside Arab Spring
- Oh, to be a fly on the wall...Another Look
- The G8's great land-grabFeeding the habit
- Iran and a solution to SyriaWider Black Sea
- It's 2018 and the British have voted yes - is that the end of the affair?Super Commuter
- JP Morgan to eurozone periphery: “Get rid of your pinko, anti-fascist constitutions”Austerityland
- Makes no sense, Mr de GuchtAnother Look
- A Wake-Up Call for Erdogan?Wider Black Sea
