EU pushes Czechs for Lisbon approval (Tony Barber, FT)
Cameron faces row over EU treaty vote (George Parker and Tony Barber, FT) Read more
Will re-election let Barroso be Barroso? (Charlemagne blog, The Economist)
Hungarian Finance Minister sees end of IMF support (Wall Street Journal) Read more
The EU’s Zimbabwe dilemma (Blessing-Miles Tendi, The Guardian)
Interview with Declan Ganley (Brian Carney, Wall Street Journal) Read more
A year after the Commission’s voluntary register of lobbyists came into being, could the rules already be set to change? Siim Kallas tells European Voice he is considering it.
EurActiv seems to think the issue won’t be high on the Swedes’ political agenda, citing the focus on who-gets-what-job in the coming months. Read more
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Peter Spiegel is the FT's Brussels bureau chief. He returned to the FT in August 2010 after spending five years covering foreign policy and national security issues from Washington for the Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times, focusing on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. He first joined the FT in 1999 covering business regulation and corporate crime in its Washington bureau, before spending four years covering military affairs and the defence industry in London and Washington.
Joshua Chaffin is one of the FT's EU correspondents, covering areas including policies on trade, the environment and energy. He has worked in the FT's Brussels bureau since late 2008 and before that was an FT correspondent in New York and Washington DC. 
Alex Barker is EU correspondent, covering the single market, financial regulation and competition. He was formerly an FT political correspondent in the UK and joined the FT in 2005.
James Fontanella-Khan is FT's Brussels correspondent, covering media, telecom and internet regulation as well as justice, employment and social affairs and its impact on eastern Europe. He was formerly an FT correspondent in India. He joined the FT in 2006. 
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