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    16 Jan 17
    Brexit: MEPs reject UK's 'divide and conquer tactics'
    British and German Green politicians have joined forced to condemn threats by UK foreign minister Philip Hammond about "retaliation" if Britain is denied access to the single market.
    16 Jan 17
    Andrew Duff: Verhofstadt using EU Parliament presidency bid as gateway to Commission top job
    Former Liberal MEP Andrew Duff says ALDE group leader Guy Verhofstadt is using his bid for Parliament's presidency merely as a springboard to succeed Jean-Claude Juncker as head of the Commission.
    13 Jan 17
    Outgoing US ambassador to EU in blistering attack on Farage, robust defence of EU
    Outgoing US ambassador to the EU Anthony Gardner has launched a blistering attack on Ukip's Nigel Farage, branding his Eurosceptic message a "caricature."
    13 Jan 17
    EU Parliament greenlights Oettinger budgets role
    Günther Oettinger has been given the all clear to take over budgets portfolio in the European Commission.
    12 Jan 17
    EU budget funding needs 'major restructuring'
    A top level group of experts has recommended a "major restructuring" of the way the EU budget is funded after 2020.
    12 Jan 17
    Refugee crisis: EU told to reshape common asylum programme
    A senior UN official has criticised EU asylum policy and also warned that Europe "should prepare" for another wave of migrants from Africa and Syria.
    12 Jan 17
    Helga Stevens promises to be 'neutral participant' if elected EU Parliament chief
    ECR group candidate Helga Stevens insists her group is not anti-European, and says it's time to break away from the boys' club that has been running the EU.
    12 Jan 17
    Eleonora Forenza: EU Parliament's grand coalition is an 'orphan child'
    Eleonora Forenza, the GUE/NGL group candidate for Parliament's presidency, has branded the grand coalition between the EPP and Socialist groups an "orphan child."
    11 Jan 17
    Verhofstadt admits dalliance with 5 Star movement was a mistake
    ALDE group leader Guy Verhofstadt has moved to explain the recent controversial dalliance with Beppe Grillo's Eurosceptic 5 Star Movement.
    11 Jan 17
    Antonio Tajani promises to represent ‘all MEPs’ if elected as EU Parliament president
    Italian MEP clear favourite in presidential race but still needs the support of other groups to be assured of victory.
    11 Jan 17
    Doubts raised over Gianni Pittella’s suitability for top EU parliament job
    MEP Heidi Hautala says despite concerns, European Parliament's Green group not ruling out strategic deal with Socialists on filling assembly's presidency post.
    11 Jan 17
    Brexit: France seeks to replace UK in senior Nato position
    UK influence in Nato cannot be "ring fenced" from consequences of Brexit.
    10 Jan 17
    Jean Lambert: Bigger groups should not take smaller groupings for granted in vote for EU Parliament chief
    British Greens deputy Jean Lambert has set out her stall to become Parliament's next President, saying she was "unimpressed" by the other declared candidates.
    10 Jan 17
    EU Parliament presidency: Weber blasts Pittella
    Parliament's EPP group leader, Manfred Weber, has condemned his Socialist counterpart Gianni Pittella over his decision to scrap the long-standing agreement to share Parliament's presidency.
    10 Jan 17
    ALDE-5 Star Movement deal collapses
    Parliament's ALDE group has rejected 5 Star Movement's request to join forces.
    10 Jan 17
    Jerzy Buzek: 2017 should be Europe’s year of Energy Union implementation
    EU has an opportunity to ‘springboard’ the integration of energy policy across several areas, says European Parliament’s energy committee chief
    09 Jan 17
    EU Parliament presidency hopefuls to face questioning from MEPs
    Five of the six MEPs vying to become the President of Parliament for the second half of its legislature will be quizzed by their colleagues this week ahead of the vote on 17 January.
    09 Jan 17
    Oettinger to face tense questioning from MEPs
    Three parliamentary committees are set to quiz controversial European Commissioner Günther Oettinger on his new portfolio, which would see him take charge of budget and human resources.
    09 Jan 17
    Will 5 Star Movement to join the EU Parliament's ALDE group?
    Eurosceptic party could join pro-European liberal family, in a move that has angered and surprised many.
    06 Jan 17
    Guy Verhofstadt launches bid to become EU Parliament President
    Rumours around Parliament that ALDE and S&D could reach deal to make way for a Liberal presidency.
    06 Jan 17
    Brexit: UK’s negotiating plans ‘more muddle than strategy’, says Andrew Duff
    Row over resignation of EU ambassador down to British Prime Minister’s ‘failure to listen’.
    06 Jan 17
    Juncker faces calls to resign following claims he secretly blocked EU tax rules
    Leaked documents reveal EU Commission chief secretly blocked EU efforts to tackle tax avoidance by multinational companies during his time as Luxembourg's Prime Minister.
    06 Jan 17
    Brexit: Could the UK leaving the customs union create jobs?
    Reports that the UK exiting could the EU's customs union could create 400,000 jobs have been dismissed. 
    05 Jan 17
    Transparency campaigners voice concern over Oettinger appointment
    German commissioner unsuitable and unfit to supervise EU budget and human resources portfolio say campaigners.
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