The Parliament Magazine

Issue 277 | Monday 10th November 2008

Trading places

The EU must rise to the challenges posed by the current economic downturn, writes Catherine Ashton

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Editor's Comment

Lessons from AmericaLessons from America

Catherine Stihler hopes the European parliament can learn something from the recent victory of US president-elect Barack Obama

Monday 10th November 2008

News Analysis

Regional rebelRegional rebel

There can’t be many MEPs who have been trailed by the East German secret police. But, as Martin Banks reports, that is the claim to fame of German Green MEP Gisela Kallenbach

Monday 10th November 2008
Negotiating the peaceNegotiating the peace

The EU should encourage Turkey to end the “illegal” occupation of Cyprus, advises Andreas Mavroyiannis

Monday 10th November 2008
Pointing the fingerPointing the finger

The European parliament needs to move fast to decide on standard measures for fingerprinting of children for passports, argues Carlos Coelho

Monday 10th November 2008
A new green dealA new green deal

If we get energy policy right, centuries of population change could be turned on their head almost overnight, writes Scottish MEP Alyn Smith

Monday 10th November 2008

Special Report

Self-controlSelf-control

Self-monitoring diabetes can reduce the risk of complications and the burden on health systems, says Dagmar Kownatka

Monday 10th November 2008
A diabetic timebombA diabetic timebomb

Last year diabetes deaths made up six per cent of total world mortality – a figure Thomas Ulmer says can be improved with stronger policies and healthier lifestyles

Monday 10th November 2008
A preventable killerA preventable killer

Despite its huge impact on the developing world, until recently pneumococcal disease has been under-recognised and under-funded, writes Des Turner

Monday 10th November 2008
New horizonsNew horizons

The EU needs to fund more research into TB if the millennium development goal of eradicating the illness by 2015 is to be reached, says Stefan Kaufmann

Monday 10th November 2008
Dealing with diseasesDealing with diseases

The EU can do a great deal to enhance research on poverty-related diseases, but providing support for local projects is just as important, Solomon Nwaka tells Matt Williams

Monday 10th November 2008
Sending out the messageSending out the message

The European antibiotic awareness day message of rational antibiotic use must reach every EU citizen, urges John Bowis

Monday 10th November 2008
A growing threatA growing threat

Antibiotic resistance is rising across the EU, but the message is still not getting through, warns Zsuzsanna Jakab

Monday 10th November 2008

Inside EU

Cutting out the middlemanCutting out the middleman

Direct cooperation between local authorities in Europe and Africa is the best way to speed up progress towards the millennium development goals, says Roland Bouiti-Viaudio

Monday 10th November 2008
Twin to winTwin to win

Twinning agreements between local authorities in both north and south offer new possibilities for improving development aid, suggests Louis Michel

Monday 10th November 2008

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