150 YEARS OF SOLVAY
Solvay proudly celebrates 150 years of history. This company, which has successfully preserved its familial character, was one of the first multinationals in the world. [...]
ECONOMY
NEW EU TOBACCO RULES: A BALANCED SOLUTION NEEDED SAYS EESC
EU tobacco review: striking the right balance between economy, health and jobs Employing almost 1.5 million people in the EU, the tobacco sector promotes rural and economic [...]
EU WASTE POLICY 2013-2014, ACR+ REACTS
ACR+ is the associations of cities and regions for recycling and sustainable resource management. ACR+examined with attention the EC waste policy. ACR+ agrees with the need [...]
OPENING OF ECO CITY WORLD SUMMIT
from our special correspondant in Nantes, our publisher Miguel D. DESNERCK The Eco-City world summit opens today in Nantes (France). Nantes is this year the European Green [...]
YOUG FARMERS ATTEND EC COMMISSION CONFERENCE ON DAIRY SECTOR
On 24 June 2013, the European Commission held a full-day conference on “The EU Dairy Sector: Developing Beyond 2015”, in the context of the abolition of the milk quotas [...]
CAP REFORM HAS TO BE IMPLEMENTED, SAYS CEJA
On 18 September 2013, CEJA (European young farmers) President Matteo Bartolini addressed a high-level conference in Budapest, Hungary on the subject of “The New CAP – [...]
COPA-COGECA AND THE QUALITY OF OLIVE OIL
Copa-Cogeca (european farmers and agri-cooperatives) held a key event in the European Parliament to better inform consumers of the qualities of olive oil Copa-Cogeca [...]
TYHE SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION ACCORDING TO FAO
FAO Director General José Graziano da Silva highlighted the potential of south-south Cooperation and reiterated FAO’s commitment “to strengthen and channel [...]
SALONE SATELLITE AND RINASCENTE: ANOTHER CREATIVE ALLIANCE.
Another chapter in the design world is about to play out in an exclusive Milanese space, where SaloneSatellite and La Rinascente, talent scout par excellence of up-and-coming [...]
EP: WHAT HAS BEEN DONE TO FIGHT THE CRISIS? PART 5
Cap on bankers’ bonuses: risk reducer or witch-hunt? The planned cap on bankers’ bonuses continues to stir up debate with the UK and the City of London lobbying [...]
EP: WHAT HAS BEEN DONE TO FIGHT THE CRISIS? PART 4
Sharon Bowles: Cyprus bailout shows need for better oversight Cyprus, crisis and austerity – there was no shortage of topics to discuss when Sharon Bowles, chair of the [...]
DISCOVER FUNKEY HOTEL IN BRUSSELS
A REALLY UNIQUE EXPERIENCE. The Funkey Hotel is located less than 5 minutes away from the European Commission (Berlaymont), 1à minutes away from NATO and Brussels Airport. [...]
NEW CEJA PRESIDENT ADDRESSES EUROPEAN YOUNG FARMERS
On 29 August 2013, CEJA (Confederation Europeenne des Jeunes Agriculteurs) President, Matteo Bartolini, opened the conference to a hundred young farmers from across [...]
EP: WHAT HAS BEEN DONE TO FIGHT THE CRISIS? PART 3
Banking reform: Banks should operate on behalf of the real economy The banking sector should be reformed so that retail banking activities such as taking deposits, operating [...]
A NEW GAS INTERCONNECTOR MOLDOVA/ROMANIA
Commissioner for Energy Günther Oettinger, Prime-Minister of Romania Victor Ponta and the Prime-Minister of the Republic of Moldova Iurie Leancă jointly inaugurated the [...]
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