Maritime Affairs
Britain needs a 'better deal' from the EU - writes William Hague
UK citizens feel the EU has been heading in a direction they never signed up to - the country needs a referendum – says British Foreign Secretary William Hague, writing for PublicServiceEurope.comThe 'blue economy' - oceans can drive growth, says commissioner
The maritime sector can be the blueprint for economic recovery, writes European Commissioner for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Maria Damanaki
EU closes in on major fisheries reform
The Irish presidency and the European Parliament reach a 'historic' deal on long-awaited reforms to the Common Fisheries Policy to make it sustainable
Sorting fact from fiction on the UK's membership of the EU
The facts are less interesting than the fiction being peddled by some Eurosceptics but that does not change the reality. The economic and political trade-offs of an 'in/out' relationship must be heard – writes our secret columnist in BrusselsConcerns over Canada's Arctic Council agenda
The Arctic Council is taking steps to move from a decision-shaping to a decision-making international organisation – but Canada might find Sweden's chairmanship a tough act to follow, write Kristofer Bergh, Linda Jakobson and Ekaterina KlimenkoIceland may now wait until next crisis to join the EU
Just as the country's attractiveness as a prospective EU member state has grown, its appetite for membership has faded - writes Lidia PukaAsbestos still a major threat to citizens in Europe and beyond
There are still asbestos mines in Canada, Russia, China and Kazakhstan – and Europe's old ships are being scrapped in developing countries where tonnes of asbestos are openly treated by unprotected workers – warns Stephen Hughes MEP-
Message on fisheries reform is 'loud and clear'
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Fisheries vote 'wake-up call' for EU governments
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How credible will David Cameron's EU speech be?
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EU attempting to tackle illegal fishing across the world
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Iceland's economic 'rebound' continues
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EU 'should extend' Somalia anti-piracy mission
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Fisheries reform 'passes major hurdle'
Is western dominance of intergovernmental organisations like the G8 outdated in what some scholars are predicting will be the 'Asian century'?
Should the EU challenge the US over its PRISM mass-spying programme and demand much greater data protection for its 500 million citizens?
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