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EU steps up response to Syrian massacre
The United States and at least seven other Western countries expelled Syrian diplomats from their capitals yesterday (29 May) in a coordinated action against President Bashar al-Assad's government over the killing of more than 100 civilians in a Syrian town. An EU-wide expulsion, however, has not been decided.

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Five years after its adoption, the European Commission is preparing to review the controversial REACH regulation, which for the first time required chemical manufacturers to justify that their products are safe for consumers before placing them on the market.

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The Egyptian Election and the Arab Spring
Westerners have underestimated the extent of the support for the military regime in Egypt and the degree to which anti-Mubarak demonstrators were committed to Western-style democracy rather than a democracy that represented Islamic values, writes George Friedman.

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Promoting the EU via the works of Dan Brown?
It’s very interesting from a communication point of view, to analyses the books written by Dan Brown. The impact of ‘The Da Vinci Code’ was hug..

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EU management of pre-accession funds to Turkey under fire - 14 January 2010 - News

The European Court of Auditors (ECA) yesterday (13 January) released a report highlighting the structural deficiencies of the European Commission's handling of the EU's instrument for pre-accession assistance (IPA) to Turkey, whilst praising the efforts of the candidate country.

Auditors slam EU over Galileo - 01 July 2009 - News

The European Commission's leadership and management skills have been found wanting by a Court of Auditors report into the EU's much-delayed Galileo satellite navigation project. The report, published on 29 June, also blames individual countries for defending their commercial interests throughout the programme.

Auditors highlight EU funds' risk exposure - 17 June 2009 - News

European Commission departments should cooperate more closely in spreading funding across a range of financial institutions to reduce the EU executive’s exposure to risk in the event of banking failures, found a report released yesterday (16 June) by the European Court of Auditors.

'Disappointment' as auditors reject EU accounts - 12 November 2008 - News

The majority of payments made by the EU in 2007 were regular, according to a report published on 10 November. But some members of the European Parliament have expressed 'acute disappointment' after auditors failed to sign off the EU accounts for the fourteenth consecutive year, identifying errors in two to five percent of payments made to the bloc's member states.

Court report reveals 'failure' of EU fisheries management - 06 December 2007 - News

Overfishing linked to major shortcomings in the EU’s fisheries management system is endangering European fish stocks, according to a new report from the European Court of Auditors.

EU accounts rejected for 13th consecutive year - 14 November 2007 - News

Auditors have failed to sign off the EU's accounts for the 13th year in a row, criticising most major areas of its expenditure.

Court of Auditors sees need for stronger administration in future EU members - 22 May 2003 - News

The European Court of Auditors has released a special report on 21 May, assessing the effectiveness of PHARE and ISPA aid to the candidate countries. The report states that the Commission's assistance to support institution-building in the environment sector has been only partially successful.

EU accounts fail audit - 15 November 2000 - News

The European Court of Auditors was unable to adopt the EU's accounts for the sixth year in a row

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