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EU budget 2014-20: The only way is up for climate allocations

October 8, 2012 | Read more

The debates, discussions and negotiations over the EU budget for 2014-20, the so-called Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), have been bubbling behind the scenes for many months now, but in many senses they are just getting underway. This is crunch time now.

Comments on the list of projects to be considered as Projects of Common Interest in energy infrastructure

October 4, 2012 | Read more

Open letter to Serbian president: Protect our property in the Vreoci cemetery

October 4, 2012 | Read more

The letter is asking the Serbian government to protect Vreoci community property in the Vreoci cemetery and especially an orthodox chapel that is property of Vreoci citizens.

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EU budget negotiations: a zero-sum game?

October 3, 2012 | Read more

The seven-year EU budget could unlock investment and jobs, but only if the shadow-boxing around the negotiating table ends now.

European public banks must improve transparency

October 1, 2012 | Read more

Brussels – The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) score low on transparency according to the ‘2012 Aid Transparency Index’ [1] published today by the campaign group ‘Publish What You Fund’.

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