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In some nightmares and some dreams the European Union may be a super-power or even a super-state, but its feet are firmly stuck in public international law. States are members, treaties form the foundations, the European Communities are international organisations and diplomatic relations are maintained inside and out. *** Diplomatic relations Do you want to experience the public international law...
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Direct elections to the European Parliament were a decisive victory for European citizens in 1976, with the first directly elected EP in action since 1979. But attempts to enact a uniform election procedure have failed miserably. So has the European Parliament in informing the public, if I did not miss something. I failed to find any relevant information about the common principles or the duties a...
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What can EU law teach us about the powers of the European Parliament to investigate alleged contraventions or maladministration of European Community (European Union) law? We look at the current treaty provisions, the Treaty of Lisbon, detailed provisions, internal EP rules and a few examples of inquiries. *** Current treaty Article 193 of the Treaty establishing the European Community (TEC) fores...
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Who he? The President of the European Parliament, that's who. And he has this to say: "The elections to the European Parliament are of a greatest importance". Well, ish. And this: "The European Parliament represents European shared values: The dignity of the human being, Human Rights, Peace, Freedom, Democracy, Justice, the Rule of Law, and the principles of solidarity and subsidiary (sic). T...
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About legal materials related to the European Union. Just in time for the European Parliament elections, the European Union’s legislative portal Eur-Lex has published a new thematic file with legislative instruments, preparatory acts and other acts on the European Parliament. The thematic files are potentially useful for those who are interested in a certain area, but here I would like to ad...
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This is an axample of the so called co-decision procedure, according to Article 251 of the Treaty establishing the European Community (TEC), when the European Parliament has proposed amendments to the common position of the Council of the European Union. The EP amendments require an absolute majority of the component members (one of the reasons why the European Parliament needs to find consensus s...
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It is a promising sign. The European Parliament has reacted to reports on wide-spread sleaze. But the statement is an almost blanket denial. The issues are serious enough to merit space. First, let the EP speak. Then we try to evaluate the measures and trust of the European Parliament. *** European Parliament press statement On 24 February 2009 the European Parliament issued the following press re...
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