Inquiries: more powers for the EP?

A closer look at the European Parliament's struggle to become more alike to national parliaments or the US House of Representatives by gaining the right to investigate other EU institution's presumed wrongdoings even when those disagree.



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Camera: Hadrien Wastiaux
Editing: Nicolas Van Achter

News Double Feature

It was a first for me, and also for EuroparlTV: Two news reports on the same day made by a single journalist. It all went well, thanks to the great help of Denis. I would also like to thank Jo Gillette for her voice on the 112 programme and Mark Vandestraten for innovative approaches to recording interviews.






Camera for the interviews on the 112 programme: Hugues Wajnsztok
Editing for both programmes: Denis Vanobberge

A split on divorce

A look at the state of play of European transnational divorce law - and at what is likely to become the first case of “Enhanced Cooperation”, better known as two-speed Europe.



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Published: 2 June 2010
Duration: 01’28''
Mostra Job Code: N001-100602-001
With: Arnaud Demolder (Camera and Editing)
Invitees: Evelyne Gebhardt (PSE, Germany)
Raffaele Baldassare (EPP, Italy)

UPDATE 13/07/10: On 12 July 2010, the European Council authorised enhanced co-operation of 14 EU states on divorce.