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Eurojust debates Israeli data transfer Print E-mail
09 August 2010
ChipA Brussels kerfuffle broke out in mid-July when Ireland blocked European Commission plans to declare Israel a "safe harbour" for the personal data of EU citizens, writes Stephen Gardner. The declaration would have removed restrictions on transfers of information to Israel – for example employee or health records – and would have undermined the role of EU national data protection authorities, which presently have a right of veto over any transfers that do take place.
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Eurojust highlights arrest warrant problems Print E-mail
06 August 2010
One of the responsibilities of Eurojust, the EU agency established in The Hague to help with criminal prosecutions involving two or more EU states is to mediate when the much-maligned European Arrest Warrant (EAW) causes problems, writes Stephen Gardner.
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The fifth woman Print E-mail
26 July 2010
Although they are an endangered species nowadays, numbering only 13 out of Britain's 72 elected euro-representatives, UK Labour Party MEPs will play an important role in the Labour leadership election, writes Stephen Gardner.
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Euro-correspondent 'influential' Print E-mail
20 July 2010
Articles published on Euro-correspondent.com are almost as influential in Brussels as those that appear on BBC and Financial Times blogs, an independent survey has found.
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European Parliament tones down spending criticism Print E-mail
12 April 2010
In an unusual display of European unity, the European Parliament's biggest groups, the European People's Party and the Socialists, joined forces in March to suppress a critical report on the Parliament's spending habits, writes Stephen Gardner.
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OLAF's last laugh Print E-mail
27 March 2010
The final case report by the EU's anti-fraud office, OLAF, on the celebrated Hans-Martin Tillack case has come to light, writes Stephen Gardner. As detailed in previously by Eurocorrespondent, OLAF hounded Tillack, a German correspondent in Brussels, over his obtaining of internal documents and his publication of embarrassing stories.
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