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Estonian commissioner argues the EU needs to boost its transparency to regain trust from citizens (Photo: European Commission)

Brussels to hammer out postponed transparency plan

by Lucia Kubosova, Brussels,

Publishing details on who gets what from EU funds and who stands behind the lobbies and NGOs dealing with EU institutions will boost the bloc's transparency, Europan Commission vice-president Siim Kallas argues in a comment for EUobserver.

The EU executive is set to adopt a new "Transparency initiative" - masterminded by the Estonian commissioner - on Wednesday (9 November).

Mr Kallas says the new policy consists of four measures: enforc...

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Estonian commissioner argues the EU needs to boost its transparency to regain trust from citizens (Photo: European Commission)

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