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  • September 17, 2020
    Deloitte has been fined a record £ 15 million for failing autonomy test
    Audit firm Deloitte has been fined a record £15m and been severely...
    Money 
  • September 11, 2020
    Big Euro economies insist on strict cryptocurrency rules
    The finance ministers of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain called...
    Money 
  • September 10, 2020
    Finance ministers to discuss fiscal dumping inside the EU at Berlin meeting
    EU finance ministers will discuss how to combat harmful tax practices within...
    Money 
  • September 10, 2020
    The European Parliament want to fill the EU budget with 110 billion euros
    The European Parliament on Monday (7 September) requested to bolster the EU’s...
    Money 
  • September 08, 2020
    EP encounters obstacles because legislators pushing for more rapid deployment means for COVID-19
    Lawmakers on the European Parliament’s regional development committee are keen to see...
    Money 
Commission hopes for approval to sell COVID-19 vaccine in November

Commission hopes for approval to sell COVID-19 vaccine in November

September 07, 2020
Ireland promises to nominate Commissioner candidates “as soon as possible”

Ireland promises to nominate Commissioner candidates “as soon as possible”

September 05, 2020

Business

  • Toyota reveals plan to convert trucks into eco-friendly “powertrains”
    September 17, 2020

    Toyota reveals plan to convert trucks into eco-friendly “powertrains”

    Portable emissions-free “power plants” could soon hit the road under plans by Toyota to fit some of the company’s light-duty trucks with hydrogen fuel cells that can generate electricity. The world’s second-largest carmaker will begin testing the plan to fit a Toyota Dyna with hydrogen fuel cells in...
  • business leaders support the EU project targets on carbon emissions of 55% until 2030

    business leaders support the EU project targets on carbon emissions of 55% until 2030

  • Chinese business struggles to “prevent further erosion of trust” with EU

    Chinese business struggles to “prevent further erosion of trust” with EU

  • Le Maire opposes Apple’s dominance in the EU market

    Le Maire opposes Apple’s dominance in the EU market

Money

  • Deloitte has been fined a record £ 15 million for failing autonomy test
    September 17, 2020

    Deloitte has been fined a record £ 15 million for failing autonomy test

    Audit firm Deloitte has been fined a record £15m and been severely reprimanded for failings in its audits of the software company Autonomy between January 2009 and June 2011. Two former Deloitte partners involved in the audits, Richard Knights and Nigel Mercer, were also fined and sanctioned by...
  • Big Euro economies insist on strict cryptocurrency rules

    Big Euro economies insist on strict cryptocurrency rules

  • Finance ministers to discuss fiscal dumping inside the EU at Berlin meeting

    Finance ministers to discuss fiscal dumping inside the EU at Berlin meeting

  • The European Parliament want to fill the EU budget with 110 billion euros

    The European Parliament want to fill the EU budget with 110 billion euros

News

  • China begins military exercises as a senior US official visiting Taiwan
    September 18, 2020

    China begins military exercises as a senior US official visiting Taiwan

    China began combat drills near the Taiwan Strait on Friday (18 September), the same day a senior US official began high-level meetings in Taipei, as Beijing denounced tightening ties between Chinese-claimed Taiwan and the United States. Beijing has watched with growing alarm the ever-closer relationship between Taipei and...
  • Pandemic review reveals Italy especially disillusioned with the EU

    Pandemic review reveals Italy especially disillusioned with the EU

  • Energy firm turns to rocket science in bid to green transport

    Energy firm turns to rocket science in bid to green transport

  • UK plans to break international law in a ‘very specific and limited way’

    UK plans to break international law in a ‘very specific and limited way’

Sport

  • US Open’s return to Winged Foot brings sad memories to Tiger Woods
    September 15, 2020

    US Open’s return to Winged Foot brings sad memories to Tiger Woods

    A shock Geoff Ogilvy victory. Disasters at the 72nd hole for Phil Mickelson and Colin Montgomerie. When the 2006 US Open at Winged Foot is the subject for discussion, Tiger Woods isn’t a typical point of reference. Which is unusual in golf context of that era. There is...
  • Tour de France: Adam Yates holds the lead while Lutsenko interrupts the sixth stage

    Tour de France: Adam Yates holds the lead while Lutsenko interrupts the sixth stage

  • Political protests from NBA players ‘will lead to the destruction of basketball,’ Trump said

    Political protests from NBA players ‘will lead to the destruction of basketball,’ Trump said

  • Lionel Messi told Barcelona that he wants to leave, but faces legal action over the clause

    Lionel Messi told Barcelona that he wants to leave, but faces legal action over the clause

EU

  • EU tourism industry strengthens anti-quarantine measures
    September 18, 2020

    EU tourism industry strengthens anti-quarantine measures

    Leaders of Europe’s coronavirus-stricken travel and tourism industries have appealed to the EU’s chief executive to press governments to end quarantine requirements and instead embrace coordinated restrictions and testing. “This chaotic situation requires your immediate personal involvement,” a broad ad-hoc group of more than 20 industry groups including...
  • Empires are back, Borrell told EU lawmakers ahead of pivotal EU summit

    Empires are back, Borrell told EU lawmakers ahead of pivotal EU summit

  • Warsaw is “committed” to EU goal of climate neutrality

    Warsaw is “committed” to EU goal of climate neutrality

  • EU-China Summit will assess the geopolitics and trade against the backdrop of rising tensions

    EU-China Summit will assess the geopolitics and trade against the backdrop of rising tensions

En français

  • Elargissement et statut des députés
    June 25, 2016

    Elargissement et statut des députés

    Le vendredi 16 janvier, Jacques Simonet, secrétaire d’Etat belge aux Affaires européennes, a entamé une série de “Rencontres européennes” qui l’amènera à s’adresser à environ 800 rhétoriciens d’écoles bruxelloises d’ici à mai 2004. Ces journées de rencontres se déroulent dans une ambiance chaleureuse. D’abord, un exposé pédagogique par...
  • La recherche européenne est en panne de cerveaux

    La recherche européenne est en panne de cerveaux

  • La fusion, nouvelle source de conflit entre l’Union et les Etats-Unis

    La fusion, nouvelle source de conflit entre l’Union et les Etats-Unis

  • Adieu Wehrmacht, bonjour Bundeswehr

    Adieu Wehrmacht, bonjour Bundeswehr

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Directeur de la rédaction et éditeur responsable: Michel THEYS. Rédacteur en chef: Frédéric VILLON. Président: Pascal BURGEON. Membres: Michel DEURINCK, Michel THEYS, Benoît TOUSSAINT. Conseiller: Ahmed BELHALOUMI.
Membres de la rédaction :Anne BALLIVY (Paris) Peter BENDER Nathalie BOBICHON Pierre BOUVIER Marie-Martine BUCKENS Irène DARCY Annemie DECKX Isabelle DOCHY Alain DREMIERE Sébastien ETIENNE Clémentine FORISSIER Valérie HAUERT Nathalie JOSKIN Lionel LECOCQ François MISSER Barry MOORE Athanase PAPANDROPOULOS (Athènes) Daniel RIOT (Strasbourg) Maria RODRIGUEZ Frederik RONSE Virginie RORIVE Arnaud de SAINT-DENIS Barbara SPEZIALI Margareta STROOT Stéphanie TUETEY Güldener SONUMUT Erik STRUYF Tanguy VERHOOSEL Régis VERLEY.

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