Articles in this set
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European Parliament embarks on seven days of hearings.
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Parliamentary hearing fails to tease out specific answers from new foreign policy chief.
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Gentle prodding leaves little doubt about Parliament's approval of Polish commissioner.
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The commissioner-designate for economic and monetary affairs achieves what he set out to do.
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Latvian commissioner-designate picks his way through a minefield in parliamentary hearing.
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Belgian commissioner-designate emerges unscathed from European Parliament hearings.
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Lithuania's commissioner-designate conveyed knowledge in his parliamentary hearing, but not conviction or clarity.
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MEPs unsatisfied by Bulgaria's would-be European commissioner's Parliamentary performance.
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Czech nominee puts on strong performance, but brushes communist past aside.
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MEPs demand further clarity about Bulgarian nominee's business interests.
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Luxembourg's nominee flatters MEPs in hearing and says she will ensure the protection of personal data and the right to privacy.
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Spain's nominee performs well under very little pressure.
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Máire Geoghegan-Quinn puts in confident performance in hearing with European Parliament.
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France's choice for internal-market post indicates he will be an active regulator, but also open to business.
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German candidate for the energy portfolio reaches out to Greens and to Russia's neighbours.
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John Dalli emphasised decades of ministerial experience in his parliamentary hearing.
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Road-test of Europe's would-be transport commissioner reveals him to be a cautious driver.
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Dutch candidate for the European Commission's digital portfolio fails to live up to her reputation.
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Austria's nominee for the regional policy portfolio opts for caution and continuity.
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Commission candidate did not emerge from hearing as a champion of reform, but he showed a mastery of detail.
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Danish commissioner-designate shows nous and know-how in parliamentary hearing.
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Cypriot commissioner-designate opts for honesty in setting out her role in educational and cultural policy.
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Slovak commissioner emerges safely after tackling head-on accusations of anti-Roma attitudes.
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Italian commissioner may have overrun his allotted time, but he offered little of substance in his parliamentary hearing.
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Greece's commissioner-designate performs strongly in parliamentary hearing.
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Swedish commissioner begins to clear her own path in bid to balance security and rights.
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Slovenia's once (and future?) European commissioner commands the podium in parliamentary hearings.
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Hungary's choice for European commissioner produces neither excitement nor anxiety.
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Bulgaria's commissioner-designate does much better than her predecessor.
Commissioners' nomination hearings

