Brussels press corps 'shrinking', journalists say
The number of journalists covering European Union affairs from Brussels is shrinking, according to International Press Association, which yesterday (18 March) called for the introduction of a "special statute" for media correspondents accredited to the EU institutions.
European centre-right claims to have defeated communism
In Europe, the European People's Party (EPP) was alone in denouncing communism, its secretary-general, Antonio López-Istúriz, declared in Brussels yesterday (18 March).
'Phantom' MEPs in institutional quagmire
MEPs are today (17 March) expected to get closer to agreeing a way to welcome their 18 additional colleagues, as provided for by the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty.
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