EU crackdown planned on forced labour

This comes after the EU parliament gave its final approval to a new regulation enabling the EU to prohibit the sale, import, and export of goods made using forced labor.

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The increasing crisis of gender-based violence is open of data, legislation and policy, writes Elena Kountoura MEP. Brussels (Brussels Morning) Gender-based violence (GBV) is a violation of human rights and an…

By Elena Kountoura MEP 8 Min Read

Commission pledges €95mn to war-torn Yemen

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Commission has announced 95 million euros in humanitarian support to help address the dire situation of the people of Yemen, who, since 2014, have been…

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“I’m a Brit in Germany. Brexit made it infeasible to move back.”

As a Brit living in Germany, Rose Newell knew Brexit would make her life more difficult. She explains to Round the Bloc why she might never be able to move…

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Strategic autonomy or a renewed transatlantic alliance?

Is the time now for the EU to establish its strategic autonomy or affirm a new bond with the US, asks Željana Zovko MEP. Brussels (Brussels Morning) The transatlantic partnership,…

By Željana Zovko MEP 6 Min Read

European Research Group wants Northern Ireland Protocol scrapped

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Research Group (ERG) has called on UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to do away with the Northern Ireland Protocol, the Irish Times reported on Thursday.…

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EC supports Italy’s Sovereign Green Bonds plan

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Commission supports Italy's Sovereign Green Bonds (SGB) plan, stressing that it should help the country fulfill the goals of the Paris Agreement, according to a…

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EU countries a step closer to curbing tax evasion

Brussels (Brussels Morning) EU countries have accepted a proposal for public, country-by-country profit reporting by large corporations, despite continuing resistance on the part of the German government and others' efforts…

By Marta Pacheco 4 Min Read

Can the Euro graduate from ‘market wonderkid’ to global currency?

Europe successfully used the 2008 currency crisis to move the euro into a position where it can compete with other major currencies but what needs to happen to make it…

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The EU motto ‘United in Diversity’ must include people of the Union

Work still needs to take place to eliminate racism in the EU, giving the EU motto ‘United in Diversity’ true meaning, writes Evin Incir. Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU ‘United…

By Evin Incir MEP 6 Min Read

Turkey jails pilots who helped former Nissan chief flee Japan

Brussels (Brussels Morning) A Turkish court has handed out jail sentences to two pilots and an executive of a small airline for their role in smuggling former Renault-Nissan chief Carlos…

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EU agency calls for more ambitious approach to sustainable agriculture

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Environment Agency (EEA) is calling on the EU to take a more ambitious approach to promoting sustainable agriculture in the upcoming Common Agricultural Policy.  In…

By Marta Pacheco 2 Min Read

EU considering vaccination passports

Brussels (Brussels Morning) EU leaders are considering the idea of introducing vaccination passports in order to pave the way for a successful summer holiday season, Reuters reported on Wednesday. The…

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EU authorities seize 23 tonnes of cocaine in Germany and Belgium

Brussels (Brussels Morning) EU authorities have seized 23 tonnes of cocaine in a cross-EU drug bust, according to the German customs authority, DW reported on Wednesday. The scale of the…

By Shiva Singh 2 Min Read

Europe must do more to fight child poverty and the ‘Child Guarantee’ is the solution

Brussels (Brussels Morning) A child living in poverty is, I believe, a catastrophe. It is a personal hardship for the family but also a failure of society to guarantee that…

By Dragoș Pîslaru MEP 8 Min Read

EU to change rules after GameStop short squeeze

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Commission is planning new regulations after retail investors caused the GameStop short squeeze in January, Reuters reported on Tuesday. Platforms that provide commission-free trading to…

By Shiva Singh 3 Min Read
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