Article 50: UK Supreme Court rules
“The referendum is of great political significance, but the Act of Parliament which established it did not say what should happen as a result,” said David [...]
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Israel has new coalition government #israel #government #nethanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has informed President Reuven Rivlin on Wednesday night that he had succeeded in forming a government with an hour and a half left [...]
Netanyahu assured of a clear majority to form government
Benyamin Netanyahu was assured this Monday of a clear majority from the right among the 120 members of the new parliament to form the next Israeli government, said the [...]
France will celebrate its National Day on July 14th
France is a democratic country situated in the middle of Europe, its capital is Paris, the most visited city in the world. Frenchmn do speak French, the fifth most talked [...]
RWANDA GENOCIDE: THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY
The twentieth anniversary of the start of the Rwandan genocide was commemorated Monday morning at the Embassy of Rwanda in Brussels. Between April 7 and July 4, 1994, nearly [...]
CULTURAL DIVERSITY CREATES ECONOMIC GROWTH
In the prestigious premises of Egmont Palace in the heart of the Brussels Sablon, an important conference took place. It was organised by the European Association of [...]
DEATH OF NELSON MANDELA: OUR MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS REACTS
The belgian minister of foreign affairs Didier Reynders has learned with sadness the death of Nelson Mandela, former President of South Africa. President Mandela , called [...]
REFORMS ON THE GOOD PATH IN SLOVENIA, SAYS ALDE
The government in Slovenia led by Pozitivna Slovenija’s Alenka Bratušek won an important vote of confidence late on Thursday night and secured the political support she [...]
FORMER BELGIAN PM WILFRIED MARTENS PASSED AWAY
Wilfried Martens, the president of the EPP (European People’s Party) and former prime minister of Belgium just passed away [...]
EUROPE CREATES JOBS IN BRUSSELS, SAYS DELPHINE BOURGEOIS
Delphine Bourgeois, Alderwoman for Europe in the city of Ixelles is an engaged pro-european citizen and politician. She believes Europe is positive for Brussels and her city: [...]
LUXEMBURG: POLITICAL CRISIS
BREAKING NEWS Due to a disagreement between the two governing political parties, the socialists and the christiandemocrats, Jean-Claude Juncker, a prime minister with a long [...]
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: A REALITY WITH EU CHARTER
Three years after it became legally binding, the impact of the European Union’s Charter of Fundamental Rights is increasingly clear. It is becoming a point of reference not [...]
BELGIAN AND LUXEMBURGIAN GOVERNMENTS HAVE A COMMON MEETING
Under leadership of belgian prime minister Elio Di Rupo and Luxemburg prime minister Jean-Claude Juncker, both governments met today at Castle Senningen (Luxemburg) to [...]
EU COULD RUN OUT OF MONEY, SAYS ALAIN LAMASSOURE
The Commission proposal to settle only part of the EU’s €16.2 billion debt rolled over from 2012 threatens the EU with insolvency later in 2013, said Budgets [...]
LEGAL DISPUTE IN THE SUBURBS OF BRUSSELS FOR 3 NON-APPOINTED MAYORS -UPDATE-
MARCH.01.2013 -UPDATE- FEB.27.2013 – As in 2000, the mayors of Linkebeek, Wezembeek-Oppem and Kraainem got their approval refused to become mayor of their city, while [...]
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