Category:European Union

A

• [×] Austria‎ (75 articles)

B

• [×] Bulgaria‎ (38 articles)

C

• [+] Czech Republic‎ (62 articles; 1 subcategory)

D

• [×] Denmark‎ (81 articles)

E

• [+] England‎ (909 articles; 24 subcategories)
• [×] Estonia‎ (29 articles)
• [×] European Parliament‎ (50 articles)

F

• [+] Finland‎ (126 articles; 3 subcategories)

F cont.

• [+] France‎ (521 articles; 22 subcategories)

G

• [+] Germany‎ (458 articles; 13 subcategories)
• [+] Greece‎ (171 articles; 1 subcategory)

I

• [+] Italy‎ (328 articles; 5 subcategories)

L

• [×] Latvia‎ (16 articles)
• [×] Luxembourg‎ (17 articles)

N

• [+] Netherlands‎ (183 articles; 3 subcategories)
• [+] Northern Ireland‎ (82 articles; 4 subcategories)

P

• [+] Poland‎ (133 articles; 1 subcategory)
• [×] Portugal‎ (101 articles)

S

• [+] Scotland‎ (250 articles; 13 subcategories)
• [+] Slovakia‎ (35 articles; 1 subcategory)
• [×] Slovenia‎ (20 articles)
• [+] Spain‎ (281 articles; 6 subcategories)
• [+] Sweden‎ (125 articles; 1 subcategory)

U

• [+] United Kingdom‎ (2448 articles; 49 subcategories)

'

• 'Davos man' versus 'Camp Igloo'; 42nd World Economic Forum convenes in Swiss alps

2

• 2006 European Chess Championship opens in Liverpool
• 2007 Heineken Cup Semi Finals

6

• 61.6% of the Dutch people say 'no' to EU constitution

A

• ACTA rejected by European Parliament; protesters rejoice
• Africa-Europe summit concludes with mixed results
• Airlines fight new EU passenger compensation legislation
• APEC 2005 wraps up
• Asian countries call for global currency
• At least thirty-three more dead in Ethiopia election clashes

B

• Bank of Italy governor, Antonio Fazio, presents resignation today
• Barroso names new European Union Commissioners
• Bolivian President Evo Morales convinces EU to pay for study of coca
• Brazilian President: not continuing to use biofuels would be a 'crime against humanity'
• Britain loses AAA credit rating due to poor economic growth and continued austerity
• British Chancellor George Osborne downgrades growth forecast in annual budget
• Bronisław Geremek, former Polish Foreign Affairs Minister, dies at age 76
• Bulgaria and Romania to enter European Union
• Bulgarian and Romanian EU accession treaty is signed in Luxembourg
• Bundestag approves EU Constitution

C

• Canadian annual seal hunt begins amid controversy
• Central banks announce joint efforts to provide liquidity
• Chair of European Parliament's agricultural committee discusses biofuels with Wikinews
• China prepared to support eurozone countries hit by financial crisis
• China, EU reach deal on textile import
• China-EU financial relations are growing
• Clothes from China piling up on European borders
• Concern about sovereign debt of some EU members roils markets
• Condoleezza Rice will visit Greece and Turkey
• Confidential EU report about Israels annexation of East Jerusalem
• Copyright on musical recordings extended by twenty years in EU
• Council of Europe planning to use satellite images in prisons probe
• Council of Europe report challenges teaching of Creationism
• Creationism dangerous in education: Council of Europe resolution
• Cuba restores relations with European Union
• Cyber attacks in Estonia threaten national security
• Cyprus and Malta adopt the euro
• Cyprus and Malta to adopt the euro
• Cyprus Finance Minister Michael Sarris resigns amid bailout talks
• Cyprus seeks EU bailout
• Cyprus, Latvia and Malta are a step closer to adopting euro
• Czech PM calls Obama's rescue plan a 'road to hell'

D

• Danish clothing company sells T-shirts to support FARC and PFLP
• Danish PM pushes for new referendum on euro
• Data Retention Directive passed by EU Parliament
• Death toll from cyclone in Myanmar continues to rise
• Democratic Republic of Congo adopts new constitution, plans elections
• Doha round of trade talks suspended after negotiations fail
• Dutch diplomat Feith appointed EU Special Representative in Kosovo
• Dutch vote today on EU constitution

E

• Egypt to open Gaza Strip crossing for humanitarian and medical aid
• Estonia elects Toomas Hendrik Ilves as President
• Estonia to sign border treaty with Russia in a few weeks
• EU accession treaty for Romania published on the Internet
• EU accession treaty ratified by Romanian government
• EU adopts renewable energy measures
• EU and Iranian leaders to meet over nuclear row
• EU ban on 75W bulbs comes into force
• EU bans 92 airlines, buries "flying coffins"
• EU bans all Indonesian airlines as well as several from Russia, Ukraine and Angola
• EU budget chief claims win in Lithuanian presidential elections
• EU concerned about Microsoft compliance, $5 million daily fine possible
• EU condemns Syria for shootdown, urges Turkish restraint
• EU cuts sugar subsidies
• EU deems UK privacy laws inadequate, takes legal action
• EU increases 2012 budget by two per cent
• EU launches channel on YouTube

E cont.

• EU looks set to continue arms embargo on China
• EU maintains ban on Indonesian airlines amid accusations of political motivation
• EU may see no reason to go to next major emitters meeting
• EU nabs US$300 million illegal trafficking in Spain
• EU reaches budget deal
• EU regulation prevents sale of 'small' kiwi fruit in Bristol shop
• EU sets date for membership talks with Turkey
• EU states warned on CIA prisons
• EU to give 280 million euro in aid to dairy farmers
• EU to investigate secret CIA establishments in Romania, Poland
• EU to send police officers to Haiti
• EU warns France about auto rescue plan
• EU warns Microsoft: forthcoming Vista risks antitrust breach
• EU's human rights court endorses Turkish headscarf ban
• EU, Canada impose duties on some US goods in retaliation for Byrd Amendment
• EU, Microsoft agree on browser ballot
• EU, US declare intent to cooperate on climate change at summit
• Europe hit by storms, 45 deaths reported
• European Commission approves the accession of Bulgaria and Romania
• European Commission might impose embargo on Chinese products
• European Commission praises "flexicurity" employment policy
• European Commission to investigate anti-competitive allegations against Google
• European Commission warns Eurozone economy to shrink further
• European Court of Human Rights orders UK to compensate Islamist
• European Court of Justice rules ISPs not obliged to reveal identity of people suspected of illegal sharing
• European leaders sign Lisbon Treaty
• European MEPs abolish right to opt-out of Working Time Directive
• European Parliament agrees on unified airspace
• European Parliament approves accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the EU
• European Parliament committee backs visa-free travel for Balkan countries
• European Parliament rejects computer-implemented inventions directive
• European parliament says NO to software patents
• Portal:European Union
• Template:European Union
• European Union calls for release of British crewmen in Iran
• European Union Council to accept software patent directive
• European Union demands release of Belarusian opposition leader
• European Union emerges from recession
• European Union gives Iran two more weeks to comply with UN resolution
• European Union offers to train Somali troops as fighting breaks out
• European Union rejects software patents; starts new process
• European Union to train Somali security forces
• Europeans go to the polls to elect Members of the European Parliament
• Eurostar suspended due to cold weather
• Eurozone approves Greece bailout
• Eurozone economy did not grow at all in last quarter of 2009
• Eurozone now officially in recession
• Eurozone offers Greece 30 billion euro in loans
• Eurozone unemployment rate reaches ten percent
• Exit poll: 55% of French voters say no to EU constitution

F

• Far-right faction in European Parliament dissolved
• Fast track offer if Iceland applies to join EU
• Fatah assaults European Union office
• Finland, Estonia and Greece ratify the EU's Treaty of Lisbon
• Finnish-French MEP criticise Finnish President and Foreign Minister
• First Airbus A380 delivered
• Five hundred Euro note withdrawn from sale in UK
• Former Greek Culture Ministry official attempts suicide
• Former Ukraine PM Yulia Tymoshenko to end hunger strike, daughter announces
• Four Indonesian airlines allowed back into Europe; Zambia, Kazakhstan banned
• France and Germany resume growth, exit recession
• France claims Russia has violated some terms of ceasefire with Georgia
• France secures site for 10 billion euro nuclear fusion research project
• France votes no in EU referendum
• Franco-Belgian bank Dexia to extend into Southeastern Europe
• French fishermen blockade Channel ports
• French goat is found to have BSE

F cont.

• French parliament approves bill on Armenian Genocide denial

G

• Gay Iranian awaits decision on asylum
• German Parliament votes yes on EU constitution; French referendum may vote no
• German police seize Tor anonymity servers
• Greece formally asks for EU-IMF loans
• Greece wins 2005 Eurovision song contest
• Greek debt deal reached
• Greek lawmakers pass new austerity law despite violent protests
• Greek workers strike over austerity measures
• Groups prepare for December WTO talks

H

• Heavy snow causes disruption across northwestern Europe
• Herman Van Rompuy named as first permanent EU President
• Hungary rebukes other EU members for their negative stance towards Croatia
• Hurricane-force winds kill 15 people as storm hits Europe

I

• Ice, snow, and cold strike throughout Europe
• Iceland makes application for membership of the European Union
• Iceland voters reject deal to repay billions to UK, Dutch
• Icelandic government passes Icesave deal; €12,000 debt per citizen
• IMF and EU approve aid for Georgia
• Indonesia's transport minister tells airlines not to buy European aircraft due to EU ban
• Intel's offices across the EU raided
• International conference agrees on plan for Yemen's terror problem
• Interview with Anna Mikkola, Finnish Left Alliance candidate for European Parliament
• Iran rejects EU nuclear reactor offer
• Iran resumes nuclear research
• Iran stands defiant on Uranium enrichment
• Ireland rejects EU Lisbon Treaty
• Ireland votes 'Yes' to Lisbon Treaty
• Ireland will hold EU referendum
• Israel "illegally annexing" east Jerusalem, EU reports
• Istanbul named European Capital of Culture for 2010
• Italian MP starts thirst and hunger strike to protest Saddam execution
• Italians interested in investing in Romanian tourism

K

• Kenyan court jails seven pirates for 2009 attempted hijack of Maltese ship
• Kids game portal BBC Jam to close after competition complaints
• Kiribati acquires international funding for solar power
• KKE: Interview with the Greek Communist Party
• Kosovo seeks recognition as independent state

L

• Latest 'CableGate' disclosures hint at US diplomatic tactics in Spain and beyond
• Leaders declare new era of EU-African relations
• Left-wing EU parliament candidates debate in Cardiff
• Liberal Democrats hold onto Eastleigh in by-election as UKIP vote soars
• Libyan court upholds death sentence for foreign medics in HIV case
• Listening to you at last: EU plans to tap cell phones
• Lithuania plans to adopt euro in 2007
• Lobby groups oppose plans for EU copyright extension
• Lukashenko wins disputed Belarus elections
• Luxembourg votes Yes to the EU treaty
• Luxembourg, India spar over Arcelor takeover bid

M

• Madeira storm kills at least 42
• Microsoft and EU face off in Luxembourg court
• Microsoft backtracks on Vista delay accusations
• Microsoft says no delay for European launch of Vista
• Microsoft threatens European Vista release delays due EC monopoly regulations
• Militants to present evidence Malacanang sanctioned killings
• Montenegro secedes from Serbia
• More from APEC: EU not backing down
• Multiple extremist attacks in Mumbai, India kill dozens, injure hundreds

N

• Nations begin to offer aid to regions afflicted by Indian subcontinent earthquake
• Nearly 25% of Iceland's voters petition for veto of Icesave bill
• New 'clean water' funding for Djibouti's drought-stricken rural areas
• New top-level domain names created
• Nikolić wins first round of Serbian presidential election
• Nine thousand Romanian miners to be laid off in 2006
• Nineteen activists killed by Israeli commandos aboard aid convoy bound for Gaza
• No debt yet: Iceland's President vetoes repayment of Icesave losses