Person: Michaele Schreyer

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world

EU moves to double British contribution

Britain’s contributions to the European Union would virtually double under spending plans unveiled today.

business

Defend £2bn EU rebate, euro-sceptic Kilroy-Silk tells Blair

business

Tobacco giants face huge payoffs over smuggling allegations

world

Marlboro to get a little lighter

business

EC in talks with Philip Morris over payment to quash lawsuits

world

Britain's EU rebate 'must be re-examined'

Enlargement costs Ireland €13bn in three years

The European Union's Budget Commissioner, Michaele Schreyer, has said net cost of EU enlargement for the next three years will be €13bn.

Fri, 06 Feb, 2004

Prodi refuses to sack members over fraud allegations

The European Commission survived its most serious test yesterday when its president Romano Prodi refused to sack any of his commissioners over allegations of fraud.

Fri, 26 Sep, 2003

Prodi faces grilling over latest EC fraud scandal

European Commission president Romano Prodi faces a grilling from Euro-MPs tomorrow over the latest fraud scandal to plague the European Commission.

Wed, 24 Sep, 2003

Ireland gets more than it pays out as third biggest recipient of EU funds

IRELAND received more money from the EU last year despite being one of the richest countries in the union.

Fri, 19 Sep, 2003

Commissioners mostly supportive of CAP reforms

ONLY a Spanish and French Commissioner are believed to have objected to Franz Fischler's proposals, which had an otherwise trouble-free passage through their first stage.

Thu, 18 Jul, 2002