• If someone from one EU member states dies in an EU state that is not their home country, inheritance issues would be dealt with under the law of the member state where they last had their "place of habitual residence".

    BBC: MEPs welcome new cross-border inheritance law

  • The Court of Auditors is based in Luxembourg and was established in 1975 under the Budgetary Treaty, made up of one member from each EU country.

    BBC: Auditors raise concerns over EU accounts

  • Three decades later, their country became a prosperous EU member, albeit with an oversized banking sector and a dicey tax haven status.

    BBC: Cyprus crisis: Anxious Cypriots fear for future

  • However, a number of MEPs expressed strong opposition to the country becoming a member of the EU, especially due to the decades-long dispute over Cyprus.

    BBC: MEPs split over Turkish EU membership prospects

  • Under the changes, a self-employed worker who contributes to the social security system in one EU country, and then moves to another member state that does not have unemployment insurance for the self-employed will be able to claim unemployment benefit from the country where the worker was last based before becoming unemployed.

    BBC: MEPs welcome new social security rules

  • The ministers also aim to stop "asylum shopping" - the phrase used to describe how would-be refugees move through EU member states in an effort to find the best host country.

    BBC: EU backs action on illegal migrants

  • "Even if you come from a big EU country, you should be aware that every member of the eurozone is systemically relevant, " Mr Rehn was quoted as saying in Germany's Der Spiegel magazine.

    BBC: Eurozone confident on Cyprus bailout

  • The EU has ruled that once the Balkan country becomes its 28th member on July 1, Prosek can no longer be sold under that name across the EU even at home.

    NPR: To Join EU, Croatia May Give Up Its Wine

  • EU unless that country is not a euro-member, as when Sweden holds the presidency in the first half of 2001, when the trinity will look to the next euro country in the presidency, in this case Belgium.

    ECONOMIST: A euro of many voices

  • The tradition in the EU, he notes, is that member governments never gang up on another country and isolate them on a point that touches their fundamental interests.

    ECONOMIST: The EU after the Irish vote

  • This proposal could see the profits earned by a multi-national company shared proportionately among member states according to how much of it was earned in each EU country.

    BBC: Eurozone to consider closer economic scrutiny

  • On the data front, UK calendar releases hogged the limelight in the early morning, while the rest of Britain watched Prime Minister David Cameron give a speech on whether his country should remain within the 27-member European Union (EU).

    FORBES: Move up http://i.forbesimg.com t Move down

  • The BBC's South East Asia correspondent, Rachel Harvey, in Rangoon, says that on the part of EU member states there is both a political desire and a practical interest to get more aid into the country.

    BBC: EU foreign policy chief Ashton visits Burma

  • EU-wide criteria would make clear which country's legal system applies when an inheritance concerns more than one member state, a move designed to reduce costly legal disputes and cut red tape for heirs.

    BBC: MEPs welcome new cross-border inheritance law

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