DEPENSES ADMINISTRATIVES DE L’UE

Les dépenses administratives  affichées  de l’UE s'élèvent à 10 milliards d'euros (soit 6 % du budget). L’UE consacre environ 6% de son budget annuel aux dépenses administratives. Il s'agit des frais administratifs de toutes les institutions (essentiellement la Commission européenne, le Parlement européen et le Conseil de l'UE). Cela inclut les rémunérations et les pensions du personnel, les établissements scolaires pour les enfants des membres du personnel, le coût de la traduction et de l'interprétation dans toutes les langues officielles de l'Union et les bâtiments.

LES REPUBLICAINS (LR) FRANCE ET PROJET POUR L’UE

  1. Sauver l'Europe, c'est avoir le courage de la refonder, c'est avoir la lucidité de dénoncer ce qui ne marche pas pour enfin pouvoir tourner la page des aveuglements successifs qui ont conduit l'Europe dans une impasse. Ceux qui sauveront l'Europe sont ceux qui auront eu le courage et la lucidité de la changer.

LEGITIMIZING EU POLICYMAKING: WHAT ROLE FOR NATIONAL PARLIAMENTS?

Authors: Corina Stratulat and Janis A. Emmanouilidis, European Policy Centre (EPC), Thomas Fischer, Bertelsmann Stiftung,  Sonia Piedrafita, Centre for European Policy Studies (EPS)

A threefold choice for National Parliaments

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ACTIVE NATIONALIST PARTIES IN THE EU

Number of Seats in National Parliament

Austria: Freedom Party of Austria (National conservatism, Right-wing populism, Anti-immigration, Euroscepticism) 51/183

Belgium:

  • New Flemish Alliance (Flemish nationalism, Regionalism, Separatism, Conservatism, Liberal conservatism, Republicanism) 33/150
  • Flemish Interest (Flemish nationalism, Right-wing populism, Separatism, National conservatism, Euroscepticism, Republicanism) 3/150

Bulgaria

TABLED AMENDMENTS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS

PM Theresa May will return to the Commons on 29 January to set out the next steps in the Brexit process. However, the opposition and backbench MPs have been tabling amendments to her motion in a bid to force the government to change direction. None of these amendments, if successful, would be binding on the government, although support for any of them would put political pressure on Theresa May to follow their direction. However, if Amendment 3  was successful, and MPs  were to approve it, it would become law and so place an obligation on the government

THE CASE FOR A SECOND REFERENDUM IN THE UK

The Facts

In June 2016 British voters were asked: Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or Leave the European Union

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