Report: Raymond Frenken, EUX.TV Art lovers from across the world are coming together in Maastricht, the Netherlands, these days for what is acknowledged globally as the world’s leading art and Incoming search terms:baron de bastard

Development aid has a lot of successes and a lot of failures: the popular question ‘Does aid help?’ cannot be answered unequivocally. Maastricht Debates invited expert speakers to discuss the

Charles Groenhuijsen, voormalig Amerikacorrespondent voor het NOS Journaal, interviewt Jos Hessels, Gedeputeerde voor de provincie Limburg, over de plannen voor een supersnel 100 Mbps internet in Limburg. Het interview vondt

A debate on the financing of studying in the EU in a globalized education market. On March 2 2010, Maastricht Debates discussed the controversial question whether higher education in Europe

Tijdens de driemaandelijkse persborrel van de CDA-delegatie in het Europees parlement vertelt Eurocommissaris Neelie Kroes over de overgang naar de ‘digitale agenda’ portefeuille van die van concurrentiezaken. Kroes, zelf lid

The situation of refugees outside Europes external borders is getting more and more dramatic. Thousands already have died in the attempt to get into the so-called Fortress Europe. Maastricht Debates

The Integrated Online Portal for SME’s in the German city of Dusseldorf was nominated for a 2009 European Public Sector Award in the category ‘performance improvement in public service delivery’. Incoming search terms:beate van kempendusseldorf integrated on line portal

The local council partnership in the town of Oldham, United Kingdom, has won the 2009 European Public Sector Award for new forms of partnership working. Interview with Dave Catherall of

The ‘Participatory Budget’ project of the German city of Cologne won the 2009 European Public Sector Award in the category of ‘citizen involvement’. Interview with Guido Kahlen, chief administrative officer

The Swedish ‘Flytta till Dalarna’ project, also known as ‘Flight to Dalarna’, was nominated for a 2009 European Public Sector Award in the category ‘new forms of partnership working’. Interview

The Life-Cycle Cost Model project by the University of Applied Sciences in St. Poelten, Austria, has received a Best Practice certificate at the 2009 European Public Sector Awards in Maastricht.

The local council partnership in the town of Oldham, United Kingdom, has won the 2009 European Public Sector Award for new forms of partnership working. Interview with John Elay of

The management project of Sant Cugat City hall, Catalonia, named “Budgeting the Strategy; a New Deal Between Political Management and Political Leadership” won the 2009 European Public Sector Award in

The Regional Platform of e-Services for all, e-Bourgogne, a grouping of public interest representatives in the French region of Bourgogne, won the 2009 European Public Sector Award (EPSA) for performance

The Regional Platform of e-Services for all, e-Bourgogne, a grouping of public interest representatives in the French region of Bourgogne, won the 2009 European Public Sector Award (EPSA) for performance

The gender mainstreaming project in the Austrian city of Graz was awarded as ‘Best Practice’ project at the 2009 European Public Sector Awards in Maastricht.

Interview with Robert Thaler on the kima:activ mobil project, run by the Austrian Government. This project was nominated for the 2009 European Public Sector Award on new forms of public

Interview about the European Public Sector Wards (EPSA) with Siim Kallas, European Commissioner for Administrative Affairs, conducted just before the award ceremony in Maastricht.

Siim Kallas, European Commissioner for Administrative Affairs, refers to Bernie Ecclestone’s controversial comments on Hitler and efficient dictatorships during a speech at the ceremony of the European Public Sector Awards,

During the awards ceremony in Maastricht on the 5th of November 2009, the 2009 European Public Sector Awards were handed out for the second time ever. Award for Performance Improvement

Highlights from the 5 November press conference ahead of the 2009 European Public Sector Wards ceremony in Maastricht, with statements by Swedish Local Government Minister Matts Odell, EIPA Director-General Marga

Swedish Minister for Local Government and Financial Markets Mats Odell told public service professionals from across Europe on Thursday that their authorities should step up the use of social networks

The Dutch city of Maastricht on Thursday will see the presentation of the European Public Sector Awards, with an event and conference organized by the European Institute of Public Administration