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More details to be given on the results generated, information used and the safeguards in place
The United States has agreed to set up a 'transatlantic
expert group' through which it will provide details of its internet-monitoring
PRISM programme and discuss privacy concerns.
Cecilia Malmstrom, the European commissioner for home affairs,
announced the development after an EU-US summit in Dublin today (14 June).
“From our side we made clear that we need more [...] Read more
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Commissioner wants to eliminate mobile roaming charges and change how the sector is regulated.
Call for Prism to be on agenda of EU-US meeting and concern that revelations might damage trade talks.
Analysing survey results demands a knowledge of cultural differences, a respect for language and a desire to make a difference says Femke De Keulenaer
The strike called by EU staff unions last Wednesday was not exactly a howling success.
A round-up of the international press on Wednesday, 12 June.
A round-up of the international press on Tuesday, 11 June.
National telecoms ministers meeting in Luxembourg today (6 June) are to discuss how to complete the digital single market and will also debate a legislative proposal for tackling cyber-crime.
Changes to the European data-protection regulation could have a detrimental effect on some fields of research
A round-up of the international press on Wednesday, 30 May.
A round-up of the international press on Wednesday, 29 May.
A round-up of the international press on Tuesday, 28 May.
A round-up of the international press on Monday, 27 May.
A round-up of the international press on Friday, 24 May.
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Special report: EU Studies
Published Thursday, 18 April 2013
The head of the Historical Archives of the European Union is braced for an influx of new material.
Regulatory affairs are increasingly the focus of European studies courses.
A new course is aimed at those whose work already deals with economics and politics.
A university in Paris hopes that an EU policy and regulatory affairs clinic will give students a big advantage.
