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EurActiv | 17.10.2012

MEPs and local NGOs worry that that the European Commission is bypassing civil society and environmental rules as it devises an energy strategy for the Western Balkan region.

EurActiv | 11.10.2012

Keti Medarova-Bergstrom and Pawel Swidlicki put their heads together to identify why and where EU budgetary spending has got it wrong in the past and propose how roughly €1 trillion can better serve Europe's environment, economy and people in the next funding period.

EurActiv | 10.10.2012

Western and Eastern European governments fighting over some billions less or more to the EU's next multi-annual budget (2014-2020) would better focus on how to spend this precious resource.

Public Service Europe | 02.10.2012

*Despite the establishment of internal bodies to help increase transparency and address complaints - international development banks still offer a very limited right to redress, /PublicServiceEurope.com /reports*

Public Service Europe | 28.09.2012

The seven-year EU budget could unlock investment and jobs, but only if the shadow-boxing around the negotiating table ends now.

Ekonomia24.pl, Rzeczpospolita | 21.09.2012

Polscy przeciwnicy budowy kopalń odkrywkowych węgla brunatnego zyskują nowych sojuszników. Poparcie otrzymali już od podobnych organizacji działających w Niemczech, przedstawiciele kolejnych krajów deklarują pomoc w walce z odkrywkami w Polsce i Europie

3e News | 18.09.2012

The total investment cost for renewable sources in Bulgaria would be approximately EUR 745 million, according analysis of CEE Bankwatch Network

The Africa Report | 09.08.2012

Would anyone like to buy some triple A derivatives that simultaneously prove to everyone that you are a truly caring person?

Public Service Europe | 09.08.2012

Despite fines and alleged scandals, questionable companies win new contracts every day and posts impressive profits – claims campaign group

Le Courrier | 06.08.2012

ENERGIE Au pays de Tchernobyl, les autorités publiques comptent, avec de l’argent suisse notamment, stimuler la production massive d’électricité à partir de nucléaire et de charbon.