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  • September 13, 2019
    Google agrees on $1 billion to end a tax settlement dispute with France
    US internet giant Google has agreed a settlement totalling $1 billion to...
    Money 
  • September 11, 2019
    EU Supreme Court may qualify Spanish mortgage lending as offensive
    Spain’s mortgage interest rate index – known as IRPH – could be...
    Money 
  • September 10, 2019
    Italian Prime Minister seeks EU reform as government wins vote of confidence
    Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte called Monday (9 September) for the reform...
    Money 
  • September 09, 2019
    Dutch manufacturing index shrinks a fraction
    The average daily production of Dutch industry was 0.2 percent lower in...
    Money 
  • September 09, 2019
    US will sanction whoever purchases Iran’s oil, official says
    The United States will continue to impose sanctions on whoever purchases Iran’s...
    Money 
Brexit without a deal will be a “disaster”, warns BusinessEurope

Brexit without a deal will be a “disaster”, warns BusinessEurope

September 16, 2019
Cities against pesticides put pressure on French government

Cities against pesticides put pressure on French government

September 15, 2019

Business

  • Brexit without a deal will be a “disaster”, warns BusinessEurope
    September 16, 2019

    Brexit without a deal will be a “disaster”, warns BusinessEurope

    A shock exit by Britain from the EU without an agreement would be “a disaster”, European employers’ organisation Business Europe, warned on Monday (16 September). One of the EU’s most powerful lobbies, BusinessEurope issued the warning just hours before British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is scheduled to meet...
  • EU defense funding falls short of big ambitions: report

    EU defense funding falls short of big ambitions: report

  • The first “millennium” commissioner for solving problems for generation Z

    The first “millennium” commissioner for solving problems for generation Z

  • Trade Unions are worried about KPN involvement in Proximus

    Trade Unions are worried about KPN involvement in Proximus

Money

  • Google agrees on $1 billion to end a tax settlement dispute with France
    September 13, 2019

    Google agrees on $1 billion to end a tax settlement dispute with France

    US internet giant Google has agreed a settlement totalling $1 billion to end a tax dispute in France under an agreement announced in court on Thursday (12 September). The company will pay a €500 million fine for tax evasion, as well as a further €465 million to settle...
  • EU Supreme Court may qualify Spanish mortgage lending as offensive

    EU Supreme Court may qualify Spanish mortgage lending as offensive

  • Italian Prime Minister seeks EU reform as government wins vote of confidence

    Italian Prime Minister seeks EU reform as government wins vote of confidence

  • Dutch manufacturing index shrinks a fraction

    Dutch manufacturing index shrinks a fraction

News

  • MEPs condemn European Patent Office for patentability of plants grown in biological processes
    September 20, 2019

    MEPs condemn European Patent Office for patentability of plants grown in biological processes

    In a new episode of the longstanding legal saga on biotech inventions, the European Parliament delivered a reprimand to the European Patent Office (EPO) reaffirming that tomatoes, broccoli and other plants obtained by essentially biological processes must not be patentable. The non-legislative resolution adopted in Strasbourg on Thursday...
  • European police conducted the “largest in the world” anti-piracy operation

    European police conducted the “largest in the world” anti-piracy operation

  • Wealthy countries still unable to make $ 100 billion climate finance commitments

    Wealthy countries still unable to make $ 100 billion climate finance commitments

  • Cities against pesticides put pressure on French government

    Cities against pesticides put pressure on French government

Sport

  • Dylan Hartley’s friends reacted to skipping World Cup “almost like I died”
    September 12, 2019

    Dylan Hartley’s friends reacted to skipping World Cup “almost like I died”

    Dylan Hartley has said friends reacted to the news he had missed out on England’s Rugby World Cup squad almost as though he had died – and that he still wakes up most nights thinking about losing the chance to lead out Eddie Jones’ side in Japan. The...
  • Dan Evans will converge with Roger Federer at the US Open after defeating Lucas Pourier

    Dan Evans will converge with Roger Federer at the US Open after defeating Lucas Pourier

  • lly Stone excluded for the rest of the series

    lly Stone excluded for the rest of the series

  • A cyclist dies after an accident during a Polish Tour bike ride

    A cyclist dies after an accident during a Polish Tour bike ride

EU

  • European Parliament must stop Amazon and climate destruction
    September 20, 2019

    European Parliament must stop Amazon and climate destruction

    EU lawmakers should show global leadership by legislating to ensure that companies’ supply chains and investments are not linked to deforestation, environmental harm and human rights abuses, writes Giulia Bondi. Giulia Bondi is an EU Campaigner for Global Witness The stakes are high for the new European Parliament...
  • The path to pure mobility

    The path to pure mobility

  • Three valuable lessons from the Brexit tragedy that Europe must learn

    Three valuable lessons from the Brexit tragedy that Europe must learn

  • Romania dismisses deputy commissioner after pressure

    Romania dismisses deputy commissioner after pressure

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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