How the EU funds the Palestinian Authority
15 Oct EU Institutions

How the EU funds the Palestinian Authority

As the EU prepares to bankroll Gaza’s recovery, its insistence on funding the Palestinian Authority under strict reform conditions is raising questions about whether European aid can deliver real change, or simply sustain the system that has long failed Palestinians.
by Eloise Hardy
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Op-ed: Moving beyond tough talk on migration to real solutions
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Tajani: May must use Florence speech to present concrete proposals
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Electoral reform is a good example of what the EU can do post-Brexit, says Andrew Duff
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Mixed response to radical proposals to cut the number of European parliament seats after Brexit
The proposal, drafted by two senior deputies, aims to bring down the number of seats from 751 to 700 MEPs.
14 Sep 17
Rohingya crisis: MEPs set to vote on possible sanctions against Myanmar
As the crisis of Rohingya Muslims worsens, British MEP Amjad Bashir has called for a comprehensive set of international sanctions against Myanmar.
14 Sep 17
5 questions with... Merja Kyllönen
Sauna, accordeon and laughter.
14 Sep 17
EU industrial policy strategy met with mixed response
European Commission plans to beef up EU industrial policy have been greeted with a mixed response.
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Gianni Pittella: EU is successfully reinventing itself
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Manfred Weber: UK still thinks it can cherry pick in Brexit talks
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13 Sep 17
European Parliament discusses ETS
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Issue 460 | 11 September 2017
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