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National employment services to work together.
The European Commission has today (17 June) launched plans
to make national employment services more effective in helping people find new
jobs.
As part of the plan announced by László
Andor, the European commissioner for employment, social
affairs and inclusion, services across the European Union will be encouraged to
work together and share best [...] Read more
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Coalition partners have criticised prime minister's decision to close ERT.
A round-up of the international press on Friday, 14 June.
Policymakers should focus on all of the unemployed not just unemployed young people
Idioms of Europe
Idioms of Europe
A round-up of the international press on Thursday, 13 June.
Danish firm complains about fine that it is likely to be hit with next week.
Last scheduled meeting takes place today.
The UK and the European Parliament have suggested ideas that are unlikely to fill the EU's democratic gap, and might widen it.
Analysing survey results demands a knowledge of cultural differences, a respect for language and a desire to make a difference says Femke De Keulenaer
Maybe the party really is over for the European Union.
Giovanni Kessler, head of EU's anti-fraud office, comes under renewed attack.
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Special report: Europe's cities
Published Thursday, 16 May 2013
Europe's cities are pushing for greater attention at the EU level
The Commission's plan to bring water supply under public procurement rules is worrying local governments
Tapping into the growth potential of European cities tops the list of challenges facing policymakers
Each year, two cities in the European Union are designated ‘European capital of culture'. They are selected by their national governments, with [...]
Cities can be environmentally friendly, but it helps if they are wealthy
Despite the image it projects, analysis shows that the Belgian capital is becoming greener
Cities can take measures to cut pollution, but sometimes the problem is out of their hands
London position as a global financial centre is under threat
Members of the European Parliament want to hold all the meetings in Brussels and centralise its administration there.
