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  • October 22, 2020
    EU Bank calls on to slow down millions on German highways
    The European Investment Bank’s decision to loan Germany €264 million to build...
    Money 
  • October 16, 2020
    Sassoli calls for “imagination” to break the deadlock in budget negotiations
    European Parliament President David Sassoli asked EU leaders on Thursday (15 October)...
    Money 
  • October 13, 2020
    The EU intends to get the green light for the US WTO tariff
    One year after sanctioning the EU for its support of Airbus, the...
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  • October 09, 2020
    European Parliament refuses to negotiate EU budget
    European Parliament budget negotiators walked out on Thursday night (8 October) from...
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  • October 07, 2020
    Removal of Cayman Islands from EU blacklist sparks backlash
    The Cayman Islands was removed on Tuesday (6 October) from the EU’s...
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EU leaders set tougher climate target in December

EU leaders set tougher climate target in December

October 17, 2020
Sassoli calls for “imagination” to break the deadlock in budget negotiations

Sassoli calls for “imagination” to break the deadlock in budget negotiations

October 16, 2020

Business

  • Portugal to invest 43 billion euros in major infrastructure by 2030
    October 23, 2020

    Portugal to invest 43 billion euros in major infrastructure by 2030

    Portugal’s prime minister announced €43 billion of public infrastructure investment on Thursday (22 October), including a high-speed rail link between Lisbon and the country’s second largest city, Porto, to be carried out by 2030. Investments will focus on transport and energy, Prime Minister Antonio Costa said, with a...
  • EU antitrust authorities may narrow Amazon investigation – sources

    EU antitrust authorities may narrow Amazon investigation – sources

  • Fears arise over Italy’s “monopoly” plans to create a unified broadband network

    Fears arise over Italy’s “monopoly” plans to create a unified broadband network

  • EU budget negotiations: parliament sees ball in court of German presidency

    EU budget negotiations: parliament sees ball in court of German presidency

Money

  • EU Bank calls on to slow down millions on German highways
    October 22, 2020

    EU Bank calls on to slow down millions on German highways

    The European Investment Bank’s decision to loan Germany €264 million to build a new stretch of autobahn has provoked outcry from environmental activists and raised doubts about whether the Luxembourg-based lender can yet claim to be the ‘EU climate bank’. Under a deal finalised in September, the EIB...
  • Sassoli calls for “imagination” to break the deadlock in budget negotiations

    Sassoli calls for “imagination” to break the deadlock in budget negotiations

  • The EU intends to get the green light for the US WTO tariff

    The EU intends to get the green light for the US WTO tariff

  • European Parliament refuses to negotiate EU budget

    European Parliament refuses to negotiate EU budget

News

  • Correcting plastic collection is considered vital to the success of chemical recycling
    October 21, 2020

    Correcting plastic collection is considered vital to the success of chemical recycling

    Two billion people worldwide do not have access to proper waste collection services, leading to ever-growing plastic pollution in oceans and waterways, particularly in the global south. To recycle all plastics by 2040, 500,000 people would need to be connected every day to waste collection services across the...
  • Allow scientists to guide us in the fight against climate change

    Allow scientists to guide us in the fight against climate change

  • Netherlands and Belgium implemented travelling ban as COVID-19 seems to enjoy revival

    Netherlands and Belgium implemented travelling ban as COVID-19 seems to enjoy revival

  • Mukhtar Ablyazov, Ilyas Khrapunov and Botagoz Jardemalie got a trouble each

    Mukhtar Ablyazov, Ilyas Khrapunov and Botagoz Jardemalie got a trouble each

Sport

  • Cases Covid-19 delaying the match for the sale and reject devices in Northampton
    October 03, 2020

    Cases Covid-19 delaying the match for the sale and reject devices in Northampton

    The pandemic is wreaking havoc with Premiership’s grandstand finish after Sale’s final-round match against Worcester at the AJ Bell Stadium was postponed until Wednesday with the Warriors citing health and safety concerns caused by the Sharks recording 16 positive Covid-19 tests. However, the match will only go ahead...
  • Eliud Kipchoge denies that Nike platform shoes gives edge in London racing

    Eliud Kipchoge denies that Nike platform shoes gives edge in London racing

  • Stefano Domenicali will be the new CEO of Formula 1

    Stefano Domenicali will be the new CEO of Formula 1

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

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

EU

  • Europe needs systemic change to match the Green Deal, says EU head
    October 24, 2020

    Europe needs systemic change to match the Green Deal, says EU head

    Europe needs a “systematic approach” to meet the climate targets in the Green Deal and create a “fair and prosperous society”, said European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, in the foreword of a new report on how to achieve the new goals. “Europe has the potential to...
  • The report says that the EU cyber defense “at the limit” on the background of coronavirus

    The report says that the EU cyber defense “at the limit” on the background of coronavirus

  • EU leaders set tougher climate target in December

    EU leaders set tougher climate target in December

  • Europol assesses “data access value” in encrypted cybercrime

    Europol assesses “data access value” in encrypted cybercrime

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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