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Making chemicals law seems quicker when politicians suffer from ‘fatigue’.

Chemicals are part of everyday life, but the EU is trying to minimise the risk to humans and nature.

Industry lobbyists decry plan to extend law on eco-design to all manufactured goods.

The International Criminal Court in the Hague is struggling to succeed where others have fallen short in bringing to justice the alleged perpetrators of war crimes, genocide and other crimes against humanity.

EU and US under pressure to increase food aid; only one-third of aid requested is collected.

Although uncertainties still surround agricultural markets, EU farmers have reason to smile over rising commodities prices, for the moment.

The EU’s stated aid goals sit uncomfortably with its trade policies, leaving the poor with a raw deal.

The Commission should cajole Bulgaria into winning its war against mob rule.

European Voice observed last week (Entre Nous, 17-23 April) that a European Parliament delegation of the committee on budgetary control is due to visit Sicily and Calabria, given the problems of misuse of EU funds in southern Italy. The article was illustrated with my photograph and a mention of my participation.