Italy wants EU to do more against illegal migration

Belgium, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) Italy is planning to call on other EU member states to do more to fight against illegal migration, noting that the number of arrivals is rising.…

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Fake news and the car industry’s resistance to environmental reforms

Hamburg (Brussels Morning) Five years after the Paris Agreement, time seems ripe for climate action. Europe is stepping up to the task with serious objectives to match the severity of…

By Arvea Marieni 8 Min Read

The citizens of Belarus are not giving up

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The Citizens in Belarus are not giving in. Demonstrations against Alexander Lukashenko's regime continue every weekend, but so do the security authorities' brutal methods to suppress the…

By Heidi Hautala 4 Min Read

From coal to solar energy – towards a just transition

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Coal regions can be designed into solar energy areas while preserving societal needs and offering a just transition, according to a recent report from the Climate Action Network Europe (CAN…

By Marta Pacheco 4 Min Read

German Health Minister urges EMA to speed up vaccine approval

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Germany’s Minister of Health Jens Spahn is calling on the EU Medicines Agency (EMA) to approve a coronavirus vaccine as soon as possible in order to help…

By Shiva Singh 3 Min Read

The great advantage of the European Monetary Union

Berlin (Brussels Morning) Many German economists still blame the European Central Bank (ECB) for doing what central banks normally do, namely providing monetary conditions that are conducive to growth and…

By Heiner Flassbeck 6 Min Read

London is an international libel capital, says report

London (Brussels Morning) A report looking into the UK's role as a playground for global financial crime and corruption has said that London is an "international libel capital". The report…

By Sophia Akram 4 Min Read

Europe’s tourism crisis requires a European fund

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The coronavirus pandemic has put European tourism under great strain, which has not received the necessary financial support to shoulder the crisis. Tourism's economic impact, with its related…

By Mario Furore MEP 3 Min Read

EU’s double standards in Venezuela

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU’s High Representative Joseph Borrell briefed Ministers this week regarding Venezuela’s elections, saying, “EU and Latin American Partners should come together to help Venezuela to try to…

By Clare Daly 8 Min Read

EU, US dismiss Venezuelan parliamentary election as illegitimate

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU, the US and a dozen Latin American countries dismiss as illegitimate the outcome of the parliamentary election in Venezuela that President Nicolás Maduro's allies claim…

By Shiva Singh 3 Min Read

THE “F” Word and the Balkanization of Europe

Skopje (Brussels Morning) Whenever a politician speaks of history, it is usually a comment relating to the present, especially in the Balkans. Recent developments in relations between Bulgaria and the…

By Vesna Popovska 7 Min Read

Denmark vows to end fossil fuel era

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Danish Minister of Climate and Energy Dan Jørgensen says the country will end new hydrocarbons exploration in the North Sea as part of the plan to stop…

By Shiva Singh 3 Min Read

Let’s bring strategic production back ‘in country’

Brussels (Brussels Morning) A new term has recently come into everyday use at the European institutions in Brussels. It is ’reshoring’, which means bringing back all strategic production ‘in country’,…

By Daniela Rondinelli MEP 4 Min Read

Digital Sovereignty is about choice

The presentation of the new European digital regulatory framework is the latest step in the journey to foster innovation and competitiveness within the European online environment. Although it is mandatory…

By Willem Jonker 5 Min Read

Sweden holds joint US military exercise while stepping up security in Baltic Sea

Brussels (Brussels Morning) A change in the security situation around the Baltic Sea has been quietly under way since last summer when Sweden began stepping up its maritime surveillance in…

By Anna-Karin Friis 7 Min Read

The many legal troubles of Nicolas Sarkozy

Paris (Brussels Morning) Former French president Nicola Sarkozy stands accused of trying to obtain classified information from a former judge; but the allegation is just one case in the interconnected…

By Stella Athanasoulia 8 Min Read
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