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European elections 2009, Margot WALLSTRÖM, EC Vice-President voting in Sweden
29 May 2009
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European elections 2009, Margot WALLSTRÖM, EC Vice-President voting in Sweden
EU anti-piracy mission goes into 6th month
29 May 2009
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This video report, produced by the European Council for its own website and YouTube channel, gives an official update on the current state of the EU NavFor Atalanta mission, designed to fight piracy in the Gulf of Aden and the
Opel: EU won’t tolerate “economic nationalism”, says Verheugen
29 May 2009
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European Commissioner Gunter Verheugen, responsible for Enterprise and Industry, told a press conference on Thursday that the European Commission will not accept “economic nationalism” in the rescue package that currently is being negotiated over German car maker Opel, a unit
Kroes Warns Germany, UK On State Aid for Opel – GM
29 May 2009
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A spokesman for EU Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes on Thursday made it clear that the European Commission has warned the German and UK government not to breach EU rules on state aid when adopting a new rescue plan for car
European Parliament seeks to lure young voters
29 May 2009
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Inspired by the success of Barack Obama’s recent presidential campaign, the European Parliament has turned to social networking websites like Myspace and Facebook, in a bid to reach out to young people. This video report was made available to broadcasters
Pat Cox: Non-European issues ‘too often’ dominate EU vote
29 May 2009
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Former President of the European Parliament Pat Cox speaks on the reasons for the lack of popularity of the European elections.
Borrell: Wariness in EU project needs to be reversed
29 May 2009
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Josep Borrell Fontelles, Prsident of the European Parliament between 2004 and 2006, says if the EU does not manage to reverse the wariness in the European project
Plumb: UK voters do not understand EU history
28 May 2009
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Charles Henry Plumb, president of the European parliament between 1987 and 1989, says the low turnout in the UK is explained by the lack of understanding of the history of the European parliament.
Baron Crespo: Citizens Have Right Not to Vote
28 May 2009
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Enrique Baron Crespo, one of the three former Spanish presidents of the European Parliament, says citizens are entitle to the right not to vote in the European elections. The EU is not a dictatorship, he says.
London: Will you vote in the European elections?
28 May 2009
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People on the streets of London are asked if they are going to vote in the next week’s European elections. These interviews were made available to broadcasters by the European parliament.
Hix Predicts Historic Low Turnout in European Elections
28 May 2009
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Simon Hix, a political scientist at the London School of Economics, predicts an historic low turnout in the 2009 European elections, of possibly below 40 percent.
FT: Covering EU parliament is “too expensive” for most news organizations
28 May 2009
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George Parker, former Brussels correspondent for the Financial Times, says that covering the European Parliament is too expensive for most newspapers and other news organizations.
RES Quiz
28 May 2009
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If YOU know something about research hit the buzzer! More information: www.ec.europa.eu
First ever on-line vote cast in EU elections
28 May 2009
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Estonia is the first country in the EU to have on-line voting for the European Parliament elections. Vahur Orrin from Tallinn took the chance to become the first man ever to vote on-line when he cast his vote in Brussels
Al Gore: “Mother Nature Does Not Do Bailouts”
26 May 2009
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Former US Vice President Al Gore addresses the World Business Summit on Climate Change in Copenhagen.
Barroso: Low Turnout in European Elections Would Undermine EU
25 May 2009
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A low turnout in the elections for the European Parliament next week would undermine the credibility of the European Union in general and the parliament in particular, says Jose Manuel Barroso in a speech at the University of Copenhagen.
Women in the European Parliament
25 May 2009
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This program is about the women in the European Parliament. It has been produced and made available to broadcasters by the audiovisual services of the European Parliament.
How Brussels Became Capital of the EU
25 May 2009
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It’s a city within a city, an unmissable power hub. Presenting Europe, in Brussels. The institutions have three and a half million square metres of office and meeting space, and 50.000 people working in them. This programme was made available
ALDE: The Liberal-Democrat Group in the EU Parliament
25 May 2009
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This programme is a profile of the ALDE Group in the European Parliament, which combines the liberals from various European Union Member States. It was made available to broadcasters by the AV department of the European parliament.
EPP, Christian-Democrat Group in the EU Parliament
25 May 2009
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This program is about the EPP Group in the European Parliament, which unites mostly christian-democrat parties from the EU member states. It was made available to broadcasters by the audiovisual services of the European Parliament.
PSE, Socialist Group in the EU Parliament
25 May 2009
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This program is about the PSE Group in the European Parliament, which unites the socialists and social-democrat parties from EU Member States. It was made available to broadcasters by the European parliament.
Day-in-the-live report follows MEP
25 May 2009
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A Day in the Life of a European Parliament Member “A day in the life” of an MEP, a member of the European Parliament. This program was made available to broadcasters by the European Parliament.
Ban Ki-Moon: Climate Change is ‘Game Changer’
25 May 2009
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon addresses the World Business Summit on Climate Change in Copenhagen.
YOU control climate change!
25 May 2009
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www.climatechange.eu.com Teenagers from 21 EU Member States get animated about climate change. Here they present their top tips for tackling one of the greatest environmental challenges facing us today.
22 May 2009
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Europese Verkiezingen 2009: De Limburgse Kandidaten EUX.TV verslaggever Raymond Frenken praat met enkele Limburgse kandidaten voor het Europees Parlement die meedoen aan de Europese verkiezingen op 4 juni 2009. Michiel Dijkman uit Kerkrade is de jongste kandidaat op de lijst
The 2004-2009 European Parliament in Review
22 May 2009
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This is the review for the 2004-2009 European Parliament that was produced by the European Union’s parliament audiovisual service and made available to broadcasters. For the full script:
20th Anniversary of democratic change in Central and Eastern Europe
20 May 2009
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The Berlin Wall – to the rest of the world – is the symbol of the division of Europe. Its not what ended communism. Its not what started the collapse
Berlaymont Fire Under Control
18 May 2009
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A fire erupted around lunchtime on Monday in the European Commission’s Berlaymont building in Brussels, forcing the evacuation of thousands of bureaucrats. Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso had to walk down the stairs from the top floor of the 13-floor
European Elections Underway on EUX.TV
17 May 2009
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Take the survey and let us know how to vote for the European Parliament on the 4th of June in the Netherlands, if we are to vote at all. EUX.TV founder Raymond Frenken is offering his vote in the European
Norway Wins Eurovision Song Contest
17 May 2009
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Norwegian singer Alexander Rybak’s performance of Fairytale after having won the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest, held in Moscow.
Northwood, UK: Command centre of EU anti-piracy mission
16 May 2009
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The HQ of the European Union’s antipiracy mission in the Gulf of Aden and the Somali basin is at the British naval base in Northwood, just outside London. Rear Admiral Philip Jones shows EU Foreign Policy Chief Javier Solana the
Admiral: “Hundreds” of warships needed to fight piracy
15 May 2009
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Rear-Admiral Philip Jones, Operation Commander of EU NAVFOR Somalia held a press conference on counter-piracy operation. The operation, called Operation Atalanta, is the European Union’s first naval task force, and it has been assembled to ensure the protection of vessels
IMF: Bad banks should “not be left living endlessly”
15 May 2009
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Non-viable banks burdened with bad debt should not be “left living among the dead,” a senior IMF director tells a conference on the economic crisis in Brussels.
Almunia: EU approach to crisis fails
15 May 2009
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European Commissioner Joaquin Almunia confesses that the EU’s economic monitoring system failed to detect the economic crisis on time and that the initial European response to the crisis was inadequate. Almunia made the comment while addressing the 2009 Brussels Economic
Monti: Growing Inequality is “Key Test” for Market Economy
15 May 2009
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Former European Competition Commissioner Mario Monti addresses the 2009 Brussels Economic Forum and underlines the line for coordination action among the EU member states to address the economic crisis.
Nicholas Stern on Climate Change
14 May 2009
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British economist and leading climate change expert Nicholas Stern gives his vision on the US progress ot deal with climate change, during a press point at the Berlaymont building of the European Commission.
Pachauri: Climate Change will be ‘major drag’ on all of life
14 May 2009
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Rajendra Kumar Pachauri, the chairman of the UN’s International Panel on Climate Change, warns that the impact of global warming will be a “major drag” on all aspects of human life in the years to come.
Intel Fined $1.45 Bln in EU Antitrust Case
13 May 2009
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EU Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes tells a press conference in Brussels that she has decided to slap a record fine of 1.06 billion euro ($1.45 billion) on the world’s biggest chip maker Intel Inc. for having abused its market position
Entropa, controversial art work, removed from EU council walls
13 May 2009
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EUX.TV managed to exclusively film the taking-down of the controversial Entropa artwork in the atrium of the European Council before security guards ask our reporter to stop filming. Less than one week after a new Czech Prime Minister took office
European Solar Days coming up
12 May 2009
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The European Solar Days 2009 will take place between May 15 and May 22, with more than 5000 events throughout Europe, two industry associations have announced. The European Solar Days aim at raising awareness on solar energy (both solar thermal
Azerbaijan tipped as Eurovision winner
12 May 2009
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The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has an official YouTube channel for the Eurovision song contest, taking place on Moscow on Saturday. And the winner is…. Azerbaijan, with a song called ‘always’ sung by Aysel & Arash. At least, if we
Rwanda genocide, the saga continues
11 May 2009
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Reports from Rwanda suggest that President Paul Kagame is telling people that they must dig up the victims of the genocide committed 15 years ago, and to bring them a centralized locations for burial. If the family does not bring
A Goal for Peace
11 May 2009
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Friendly football match between FC Molenbeek Brussels – Palestinian National Football Team May 6th 2009 For 60 years UNRWA (UN Relief agency for Palestinian refugees) has worked for Palestinian refugees
EuroparlTV viewer freaks out, votes for change
11 May 2009
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The European Parliament seems to be giving up on its 40-million-euro EuroparlTV webtv project, now that it has launched its own Youtube channel. Less than a week after its launch, this video is the most popular one with more than