Regional Review
Less talk, more action
Chris Jones spoke to new CoR president Luc Van den Brande about his priorities – and aspirations – for his time in the regional hot-seat
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Europe’s northernmost regions can serve as an example to the rest of the continent, argues Kent Gudmundsen
Saturday 29th March 2008Europe’s maritime regions are proposing a radical rethink of Europe’s cohesion policy which offers growth prospects to every region inside the EU – and to some outside it as well, as Julie Gourden explains
Saturday 29th March 2008Dutch MEP Lambert van Nistelrooij believes territorial cohesion can provide the European ‘answer’ to globalisation
Saturday 29th March 2008Building economic growth, creating jobs, tackling climate change and improving transport links are the main themes of the new EU cohesion policy, says Dirk Ahner
Saturday 29th March 2008Playing host to the Ryder Cup in 2010 is just the latest in a long line of achievements by Wales’ third city, Newport’s managing director Chris Freegard tells Chris Jones
Saturday 29th March 2008For Rhodri Morgan and Luc Van den Brande, teamwork is essential for regional success. Matt Williams reports
Saturday 29th March 2008Radical changes to local councillors’ status proposed by a recent British report could send shockwaves across the EU. Rumyana Vakarelska reports
Saturday 29th March 2008Six decades after its formation, the European Movement is returning to The Hague to debate the past – and future – of Europe, says Pat Cox
Saturday 29th March 2008Implementing and assessing the Lisbon strategy is impossible without the participation of Europe’s regions, CoR president Luc Van den Brande told the European Council in March. Sarah Collins reports
Saturday 29th March 2008Special Report
In the European Year of Inter-Cultural Dialogue, local authorities must lead the way in creating cohesive societies drawn from every ethnic group, says the Fundamental Rights Agency
Saturday 29th March 2008Being European Capital of Culture is a fantastic opportunity and challenge, but it is one that Stavanger is ready to take on, says Leif Johan Sevland
Saturday 29th March 2008Liverpool’s European City of Culture status owes everything to the regeneration of the city thanks to EU funds, Flo Clucas tells Chris Jones
Saturday 29th March 2008The Parliament Magazine
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