Blogs of the European Commissioners
Neelie Kroes
Neelie Kroes is Vice President and Digital Agenda Commissioner at the European Commission. With 40 years experience in politics, business and technology, Ms Kroes writes openly and incisively about how she is bringing together a long-term vision for Europe’s digital future; from an effective online single market to high-speed broadband to e-inclusion and our cultural heritage.
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Olli Rehn
Welcome to my Blog where I will be sharing my views about the European economy and Europe in general.
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Maroš Šefčovič
Welcome to my Blog where I will be sharing my ideas about the issues that I am responsible for: inter-institutional relation and administration.
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Maria Damanaki
Welcome to my Blog where I want to share my thoughts about issues in my portfolio as Commissioner for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries.
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Kristalina Georgieva
Welcome to my Blog where I will be sharing my ideas about the issues that I am responsible for: humanitarian assistance and crisis response
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Blogs of the European Representations
Estonia - Euroblog
The Euroblog has invited various people from both Brussels and Tallinn to write on EU-related matters. The link between Tallinn and Brussels can be considered essential since the Estonian public remains under-informed about Brussels and the Brussels community does not know perhaps how exactly things are perceived in Estonia. These reflections are of a far more personal nature than the 'official views' of the Commission that we usually circulate. We hope they invite the reader to think along and to engage in a lively discussion.
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Spain - Francisco Fonseca
The blog of the Head of the European Commission's Representation in Spain offers to the users an analysis of the most relevant European topics from a local viewpoint. Everybody is invited to contribute and share their views with us. Please visit «Visiones de Europa»: A Beautiful Vision.
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Austria - Richard Kühnel
Richard Kühnel gibt einen exklusiven Einblick in europäische Politik und seinen Arbeitsalltag als Leiter der Vertretung der Europäischen Kommission in Österreich.
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Tunisia - Adrianus Koetsenruijter
As the Head of the EU delegation in Tunis, I intend to report to you regularly about the process of democratic transition the country is going through, and the role the EU is playing herein.
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Portugal - Blogue Europa
The Blogue Europa is an initiative of the Portuguese Representation of the European Commission to build a space for dialogue and debate about Europe.
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Other blogs
Waltzing Matilda
Waltzing Matilda is mainly written by the Social Media section within the Europa.eu web team together with occasional guest bloggers. Our job is to help the European Commission move into the era of the web 2.0 with the help of enthusiastic colleagues and friends. The blog looks with wonder and surprise and a critical eye at evolutions and revolutions in the world of social media as we dig our way through the wealth of material already available and observe what colleagues are doing. The ultimate goal is to learn how the Commission can use social networking services to connect with citizens and interest groups in a coherent way.
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ECHO in action
Blog about ECHO's activities (from Regional Information Officers and/or experts in the field, and from HQ staff).
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Interactive Library
This Interactive Library aims to facilitate information exchange between stakeholders interested in resource efficiency. A solid and comprehensive information base is needed to create the required integrated policy approach. Stakeholders are invited to share their resource efficiency related views, findings and reports and/or to browse through the Library..
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Industrial Policy Communication 2012
This blog is aimed at providing stakeholders with the opportunity to ask questions or share views about the ongoing public consultation on the preparation of the Industrial Policy Communication 2012. Contributions to the public consultation and to this blog are warmly welcome.
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