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Should the EU still give the British a "discount" on their budget contributions? Pervenche Berès thinks not, citing solidarity, James Elles defends the UK position. -
Not all Member States are treated the same when it comes to the European Budget. The United Kingdom has benefited from a rebate for years. Why? And for how much longer?
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To mark Italy’s 150th birthday we look at its contribution to building Europe and how this young nation with a rich and long history competes in a global market.
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2011 is the European Year of Volunteering and an opportunity to highlight the contribution to society made by some 100 million Europeans.
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At the European Council in Brussels all eyes were on British and French leaders Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy. They put aside past economic rivalries to set the agenda on economic contributions to help developing countries combat climate change. In response the EU has pledged 2.4 billion euros to go towards Fast-Start measures.
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This was the sentiment expressed by Jerzy Buzek during the Journalism prize-giving ceremony at the European Parliament today. Chosen for their contribution to understanding the EU; the winners were narrowed down from 65 nominees, with Germans, a Hungarian and a Pole taking home the top honours.
