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  • November 14, 2019
    French PM strives to push for pension reform amid calls for “unlimited” strikes
    The French government’s determination to push for pension reform does not appear...
    Money 
  • November 12, 2019
    EU finance and education ministers hold “historic” meeting to increase skills investment
    Ministers of finance and education of the EU member states met on...
    Money 
  • November 05, 2019
    Huawei’s billion-euro pitch to Vestager
    Chinese telecoms giant Huawei has released 2018 figures showing its presence in...
    Money 
  • October 30, 2019
    Commission tells member states to adjust their economies further
    The European Commission sent a number of letters to member states that...
    Money 
  • October 29, 2019
    EU data watchdog raises concerns about Microsoft contracts
    Microsoft’s contracts with European Union institutions do not fully protect data in...
    Money 
EU worries about climate change and stops funding fossil fuels

EU worries about climate change and stops funding fossil fuels

November 13, 2019
Bulgarian dissident sums up 30-year “criminal” transition

Bulgarian dissident sums up 30-year “criminal” transition

November 13, 2019

Business

  • The study shows that banks take only “surface” climate measures
    November 12, 2019

    The study shows that banks take only “surface” climate measures

    Despite an explosion in green finance, banks have made only superficial changes to their lending practices, with fossil fuel funding going virtually unabated over the past years, according to a new report by Boston Common Asset Management released on Monday (11 November). The report “Banking on a Low-Carbon...
  • “Fully informed person,” says Trump will not impose tariffs on European cars

    “Fully informed person,” says Trump will not impose tariffs on European cars

  • With Brexit and trade wars, European industry is in economic darkness

    With Brexit and trade wars, European industry is in economic darkness

  • Antwerp Stock exchange shines again

    Antwerp Stock exchange shines again

Money

  • French PM strives to push for pension reform amid calls for “unlimited” strikes
    November 14, 2019

    French PM strives to push for pension reform amid calls for “unlimited” strikes

    The French government’s determination to push for pension reform does not appear to be wavering in the face of mounting calls for protest by trade unions, students, teachers and the ‘yellow vest’ movement. EURACTIV France reports. The government in Paris is determined to push ahead with its pension...
  • EU finance and education ministers hold “historic” meeting to increase skills investment

    EU finance and education ministers hold “historic” meeting to increase skills investment

  • Huawei’s billion-euro pitch to Vestager

    Huawei’s billion-euro pitch to Vestager

  • Commission tells member states to adjust their economies further

    Commission tells member states to adjust their economies further

News

  • Bulgarian dissident sums up 30-year “criminal” transition
    November 13, 2019

    Bulgarian dissident sums up 30-year “criminal” transition

    Petar Boyadjiev, a Bulgarian dissident and political refugee living in France, has talked to EURACTIV Bulgaria about his “disgust” with people in power in his native country, who he says waste or misappropriate EU funds instead of using them to the benefit of society. He also revealed interesting...
  • The Commission is wary of the side effects of the Libra control

    The Commission is wary of the side effects of the Libra control

  • “There is no way to avoid electrification,” says BMW

    “There is no way to avoid electrification,” says BMW

  • Macron plays ‘European’ card on state visit to China

    Macron plays ‘European’ card on state visit to China

Sport

  • Rafael Nadal pushes off the edge of the abyss to defeat Medvedev in thrilling style
    November 14, 2019

    Rafael Nadal pushes off the edge of the abyss to defeat Medvedev in thrilling style

    Rafael Nadal arrived in London with a new wife and an old abdominal injury, his mood turning angry and dark when he had to deny that either were in any way linked to each other or his form on the court, a suggestion that hovered on the outer...
  • Johnny Barstow and Chris Jordan are in line for the return of early England to New Zealand

    Johnny Barstow and Chris Jordan are in line for the return of early England to New Zealand

  • Dolphins discipline Bobby McCain after confrontation with 13-year-old fan

    Dolphins discipline Bobby McCain after confrontation with 13-year-old fan

  • UEFA EURO 2020 tournament in Sofia stopped twice because of racist insults

    UEFA EURO 2020 tournament in Sofia stopped twice because of racist insults

EU

  • EU worries about climate change and stops funding fossil fuels
    November 13, 2019

    EU worries about climate change and stops funding fossil fuels

    The European Union should phase out its funding of oil, gas and coal projects, EU finance ministers said in a joint statement on Friday (8 November), in a move that could mark a major shift in the bloc’s efforts to combat climate change. It is the first time...
  • Tactical vote or conviction, what will guide the elections in Spain?

    Tactical vote or conviction, what will guide the elections in Spain?

  • Europe risks losing strategic influence in the Western Balkans

    Europe risks losing strategic influence in the Western Balkans

  • Gordon Sondland, US Ambassador to EU, is on the verge of impeachment

    Gordon Sondland, US Ambassador to EU, is on the verge of impeachment

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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