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Tag: Klaus Welle

03.08.2011 EU Politics

What does the EP do about an offensive e-mail? Delete it from staff inboxes remotely

As covered by England Expects (in French, e-mail now removed) and Guido Fawkes (in English), the European Parliament has been full of gossip this week as a result of a remarkable resignation e-mail from a member of staff that was

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08.11.2010 EU Politics / Technology

The Citzalia plot deepens

It seems my earlier blog posts (1, 2, 3) about Citzalia, the virtual European Parliament game costing €275000, managed to put some thoughts into UKIP’s head, and specifically led to some questions to the EP’s administration asked by Godfrey Bloom

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