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Around 100 African migrants successfully entered Europe by mounting a triple wall that divides the Spanish enclave Melilla from Morocco yesterday (17 September).

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After the financial and sovereign debt crisis, state bailouts and budget cuts, the May 2014 European elections are expected to take the pulse of public confidence towards the European Union. For the first time, voters will also indirectly choose the next president of the European Commission, giving citizens a fresh chance to shape the future of Europe.

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Banker: ‘Member states should handle rights to bank accounts’
The European Commission's proposals to give citizens the right to open a bank account are admirable, according to the European Banking Federation’s Eric Leenders, but there needs to be a clear distinction between opening accounts for economic migrants and opening accounts for social inclusion. He tells EurActiv that bank accounts for social inclusion purposes should be left within the determination of the member states.

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New technologies are key to foster EU transparency and participation
The EU should make better use of new technologies to improve its democratic decision making, transparency and participation. This is key in an election year, at a time when the sense of trust among citizens in its institutions is at an all-time low, writes Marietje Schaake.

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Food for Thought: Mrs. Matvienko’s visit in Athens
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MEPs slate EU's 'more for more' approach to neighbourhood countries - 03 September 2013 - News

A draft European Parliament resolution calls for MEPs to have a greater say on European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP), which governs the EU's relations with countries situated on its southern and eastern borders.

Coherent approach needed on visa liberalisation - 08 April 2013 - Opinion

Freedom of movement, including the opportunity to cross state borders without unnecessary obstacles, is of great significance in people’s lives. For this reason, visa policy should not be used as a political instrument, writes Peter Van Elsuwege.

Experts slam red tape in EU Eastern Partnership - 28 March 2013 - News

After four years, the EU's Eastern Partnership has not delivered any tangible political or social results, say experts who slammed its bureaucratic procedures.

Election observer sees democratic advance in Armenia - 22 May 2012 - News

Commenting on the results of recently parliamentary elections in Armenia, analysts underscored democratic improvements and say the country may win more EU support through the European Neighbourhood Policy.

EU brings 'ambitious' foreign policy plans to G8 - 26 May 2011 - News

"More funds for more reform". This is the thrust of an EU plan unveiled by the European Commission yesterday (25 May) to respond to the democratic aspirations of the peoples of Eastern Europe and the Arab world.

Štefan Füle: EU won't allow Arab revolutions to be 'stolen' - 13 April 2011 - Interview

The European Union is not instigating revolution in the Arab world, nor is it trying to impose its values. But once people in Tunisia, Egypt and other counties have embarked on the road to reform, the EU will not allow these revolutions to be stolen, Enlargement and neighbourhood Policy Commissioner Štefan Füle told EurActiv in an exclusive interview.

The EU's post-revolutionary neighbourhood policy: We should not forget the East - 07 April 2011 - Opinion

The North African revolutions have turned the review of the European Neighbourhood Policy into a stormy debate, writes Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz in this analysis. However, Europe should at the same time reconsider its ties with some of its eastern authoritarian neighbours.

EU must fundamentally redesign its Mediterranean policy - 10 March 2011 - Opinion

The EU should fundamentally redesign its policy towards its Southern Neighbourhood given the current wave of tectonic change sweeping across the region, writes Polish MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski in an exclusive op-ed for EurActiv, arguing that that the EU's Mediterranean policy must be generous towards the people and demanding towards those who govern.

2011 'crucial' for Eastern Partnership - 07 December 2010 - News

The EU's Eastern Partnership will gain momentum next year when Hungary and Poland share the EU presidency, but gaining support on funding from Western member states will still be tricky, warned speakers at an seminar last week (1-2 December). EurActiv.cz reports.

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