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bureaucratization
Navy personnel teach charity workers how to deal with bureaucratic challenges by being as awkward as possible.
A watchdog wants more details about a board of bureaucrats that advises Jersey's Council of Ministers.
Activists who want to protest at the Beijing Olympics face bureaucratic hurdles and little information, the BBC finds.
Environmental groups are protesting against new planning laws they claim will lead to "faceless bureaucrats" taking decisions on major projects.
Almost 450 Japanese bureaucrats admit receiving cash or other gifts from taxi drivers used for official journeys.
A man visits his wife's grave for the first time in eight years after a "bureaucratic mess" is resolved.
A businessman behind an £80m development in the Highlands says the planning process is too bureaucratic.
Japan's crown prince is told by a top bureaucrat that he should visit his parents, the emperor and empress, more often.
The Tory leader brands the government "enemies of freedom" driven by "outdated ideology".
Bureaucratic wrangling between India and Australia is hampering the inquiry into the failed UK bomb attacks.
BBC Europe editor Mark Mardell shadows the leader of the UK Independence Party on a trip to Romania.
Dutch and Danish government ministers have issued a joint letter calling on the EU to speed up bureaucratic reform.
New rules designed to stop high earners claiming legal aid come into force in England and Wales.
New rules designed to stop high earners claiming legal aid come into force in England and Wales.
BBC Europe editor Mark Mardell on Czech attitudes to Brussels' red tape, and the ancient practice of rhinokopia.
Public services are often hard to get, not delivered quickly enough or too bureaucratic, MPs say.
The BBC News website asked top European thinkers how the EU can regain citizens' confidence, and what should be done with the constitution.
BBC Europe Editor Mark Mardell on a proposal for warning labels on wine and beer bottles, and the European evidence warrant.
BBC Europe Editor Mark Mardell on the EU's failures in the field of freedom of movement and students' spirits in Venice.
The number of staff working in the NHS rose last year - but that included a hike in bureaucrat numbers.
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