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The power of lobbyists for pesticides 'harmful' to bees
Strong-arm tactics are being adopted by multinational companies to avoid a ban on neonicotinoid pesticides, which could be causing the decline in the bee population, warns Martin PigeonPopulism making euro crisis 'more combustible'
The euro crisis has not caused European populism but is certainly fuelling it – and it is unlikely that politics will return to the staid two or three party systems of the post-war years, writes Katinka Barysch
EU says high unemployment a 'tragedy for Europe'
The eurozone's unemployment crisis has continued to deepen, with joblessness in the single currency area hitting 12 per cent in February, figures published today by Eurostat show
Cyprus is 'a failure' of the European project - Hannes Swoboda
In his most in-depth interview ever, the president of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats talks exclusively to PublicServiceEurope.com about the problems in Cyprus and Italy – and the health of the European project'Extraordinary effort' needed to meet EU recycling target
A majority of European countries will have to make an 'extraordinary effort' to meet the target of recycling half of municipal waste by the end of this decade, a report saysBeppe Grillo has 'votes but no policies' says Herman Van Rompuy
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy attacks the Italian maverick Beppe Grillo, despite his groundswell of public support, in an exclusive interview with PublicServiceEurope.comMatch-fixing 'threatens the fabric' of European football
Global investigation details the depth of corruption in the 'beautiful game' – implicating hundreds of players, match officials, club owners and staff across Europe and beyond-
The delicacy of First World War centenary commemorations in 2014
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First citizens' initiative puts water on EU agenda
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A solution to end the horsetrading over MEP seats allocation
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EU launches grand plan to counter youth unemployment
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The financial transaction tax: moving towards a fair Europe?
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IMF: Finland and Austria not immune to euro crisis impact
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'Star scientists' not new buildings make universities successful
Should an independent cost-benefits study into Britain's membership of the EU be commissioned to elevate the 'in/out' debate above scaremongering?
Is the criticism of Catherine Ashton fair given that the European External Action Service has been denuded of power by the institutional turf wars in Brussels?
yes
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no
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