Dendermonde unions file strike notice over cuts

Dendermonde (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Trade unions ACV Openbare Diensten and ACOD LRB have filed a strike notice in Dendermonde, protesting city budget cuts impacting public services. They are demonstrating…

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Motoring ahead – that’s this Brussels brasserie

Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper), The EU Quarter (or “Bubble” as it’s also known) in Brussels is full of places to eat and drink. But there’s one place that, surely, is…

By Martin Banks 6 Min Read

Busy week ahead for EU Parliament

The new EU regulation aims to lay down the safety requirements that toys must meet including a ban on the use of certain chemicals. MEPs say they aim to ensure…

By Andrea Calvello 3 Min Read

The “Genesis” Mosaic from Mangalia – Romanian Art during the Communist Period

Built between 1959 and 1962, the Cultural Center of Mangalia is a symbol of modernization from the communist period. Designed by architect Nicolae Vlădescu, the brutalist building stands out for…

Bolstering Transatlantic Security Amidst Global Turbulence

Stoltenberg commended the efforts of NATO and its allies in assisting Ukraine to dismantle a substantial portion of Russia's combat capability, emphasizing the genuine burden-sharing demonstrated by Europe and North…

By Lailuma Sadid 3 Min Read

Vlaams Belang MP Roosmarijn Beckers Calls for Responsible Use of Monitoring Software in Schools

Brussels (Brussels Morning – February 9, 2024) Flemish Member of Parliament Roosmarijn Beckers has emphasized the importance of schools using monitoring software responsibly, following concerns raised about student privacy. Beckers…

By Simona Mazzeo 2 Min Read

First ever EU wide rules agreed on platform workers

The Platform Work Directive aims to ensure that people performing platform work have their employment status classified correctly and to correct bogus self-employment. 

By Martin Banks 4 Min Read

Brexit Self-harming and Its Aftermath

Hard to tell. Global disruptions to supply chains, investments, and consumption owing to COVID-19, the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, and climate change have utterly distorted the gathering of data…

By Sam Vaknin 5 Min Read

Hungary’s Sovereignty Law Puts European Values to the Test

As Hungary navigates these tumultuous waters, the question remains: can the EU find a balance between respecting national sovereignty and ensuring universal adherence to its foundational values and rights? This…

By Otis De Marie 6 Min Read

MEPs voice concern about Serbia and alleged electoral interference by Russia

In a separate resolution adopted on Thursday with 433 votes in favor, 56 against, and 18 abstentions, Parliament expresses what it calls its “complete outrage and grave concern about the…

By Martin Banks 3 Min Read

Navigating China’s Youth Unemployment Crisis: Challenges and Solutions

Moreover, while China's population growth has slowed, it's crucial to note that the decline is gradual, with around 80-100 fewer births annually. This decline, though significant, must be contextualized within…

By Kseniya Sabaleuskaya 3 Min Read

Defending public services and democracy: Challenging Austerity and Prioritizing People

The European Commission suffers from a pathological incoherence between what advocates and what it practices. The revision of EU fiscal rules is, unfortunately, just another example of it. In its…

By José Gusmão MEP 7 Min Read

Scientists, Civil Society Demand Ten Policies to Avert Environmental Crisis

The report specifically highlights the stalling and reversal of progress toward environmental goals and social targets in many European countries, along with the growing problems related to universal access to…

By Lailuma Sadid 16 Min Read

MEPs give guarded welcome to new crackdown on violence against women and girls

MEPs had fought for a consent-based law to become a legal reality but the blocking minority in Council was successful. The agreement reached today is not ideal, say Left-leaning members,…

By Martin Banks 4 Min Read

EU is running out of time to make the internet a safer place for children

The DSA and the EU Proposal for a Regulation to prevent and combat child sexual abuse and exploitation are both extremely powerful tools that essentially prescribe due diligence rules and…

By Hilde Vautmans MEP 6 Min Read

New rules will make European roads safer, say MEPs

New rules will make European roads safer, say MEPs Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper), Serious traffic offences, such as excessive speeding or drunk driving, should lead to EU-wide driving disqualifications, according…

By Martin Banks 3 Min Read
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