Switzerland to remove EU from stock exchange protection list
Bern (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The Swiss government decided on January 29, 2025, to exclude the European Union from a list of jurisdictions influenced by measures to shield the Swiss…
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EU Parliament Launches Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The European Parliament announces the Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism on World Press Freedom Day, honouring investigative reporting that upholds EU values. Entries are welcomed…
Belgium’s Low-Emission Zones: A Health Check by Mutualités Libres
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Mutualités Libres, a Belgian health insurer, analyzes the impact of Belgium's low-emission zones on air quality. Findings reveal improved air pollution levels in zones, highlighting the…
London Restaurant Faces Backlash for App Payment Fee
London (Brussels Morning) - London's Gloria restaurant faces backlash for adding a £2.99 'checkout fee' to payments made through its Sunday app. Diners criticize the charge, prompting discussions on social…
Divestment: From South Africa to Israel?
According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, “In 2004 the General Assembly (governing body) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) approved selective divestment from corporations doing business with Israel out of objection to the country’s…
Brussels’ Response to Drug Trafficking: A Multi-Level Strategy
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Brussels authorities intensify efforts against drug-related violence, deploying new tactics including undercover police presence. Recent operations yield arrests and drug seizures, signalling public support for measures…
PostNL Faces 24.4 Million Euro Fine in Belgium
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Belgium's Public Prosecution Service seeks a hefty fine of €24.4 million against PostNL for allegedly violating labour laws. PostNL refutes claims, citing adherence to regulations, amidst…
European Council President Charles Michel’s Insights: A Perspective on Malta and the EU
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - European Council president Charles Michel assures EU's support for Malta amidst concerns over a new shipping tax. He emphasizes the broader context of EU solidarity and…
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen Announced €1 Billion Aid for Lebanon
Beirut (Brussels Morning) - The EU pledges €1 billion in aid for Lebanon from 2024-2027, focusing on basic services, economic reforms, and security. Aim: support vulnerable communities, Syrian refugees, and…
Is Romania’s Far-Right on the Verge of a Political Surge?
Accusations of constitutional violations have added fuel to the fire, sparking outrage among citizens. Recent government actions, including tinkering with election schedules, have further stoked tensions, amplifying concerns over democratic norms and governance integrity.
European Parliament’s Democracy Campaign: Amplifying the Power of Voting
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The European Parliament launches its second-phase communication campaign, urging citizens to vote in the June 2024 elections, emphasizing democracy's significance. Efforts include media events, digital outreach,…
EU Condemnation: Georgia’s Crackdown on Protestors Opposing ‘Foreign Agents’ Bill
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The European Union denounces Georgia's violent crackdown on protestors opposing the 'Foreign Agents' Bill, urging respect for peaceful assembly. Critics argue the bill is authoritarian and…
Brussels Donation Camp: 500 Pallets for Gaza Relief
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - A donation camp in Brussels aids Gaza, amassing 500 pallets of donations within two weeks. The initiative, supported by volunteers and the City of Brussels, demonstrates…
European Commission Launches First-Stage Consultation of European Social Partners
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The European Commission consults social partners on fair telework and the right to disconnect. Telework's rise poses challenges and benefits, prompting calls for clear work-life boundaries.…
New trade deal comes into force
Under the deal, which comes into effect from 1 May, EU businesses, producers and farmers are now able to take advantage of a host of new export opportunities.
Belgium Acquires 23 Buildings from the European Commission
Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Belgium's SFPIM buys 23 buildings from the European Commission for €900 million, aiming to transform Brussels' European quarter into a modern, sustainable hub with mixed-use spaces…
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