από τη Μαρίνα Ρήγα, ερευνήτρια της ομάδας «Διεθνές & Ευρωπαϊκό Δίκαιο» Το Ευρωπαϊκό Κοινοβούλιο, την Πέμπτη 25 Οκτωβρίου 2018, μέσω ψηφίσματος, απαίτησε την εξάλειψη των
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EU warms up to plastic waste ‘recycling’ as transport fuel
Author: Frédéric Simon Posted on: Euractiv | May 8th, 2018 A proposal to use non-recyclable plastic waste in the production of transport fuels is
EU Parliament calls for global ban on animal testing for cosmetics
Author: Frédéric Simon Posted on: Euractiv | March 6th, 2018 The European Parliament on Thursday (3 May) called on the European Union to launch
Energy transition: EU unity’s missing jigsaw piece?
Author: Sam Morgan Posted on: Euractiv | April 20th, 2018 Decarbonising Europe’s economy and meeting the targets of the Paris Agreement are among the EU’s
Energy transition goals lack ambition, local projects lead the way, study suggests
Author: Florence Schulz Posted on: Euractiv | April 12th, 2018 Energy transition in Europe is proceeding too slowly and Brussels is lacking ambition to
EU leaders take Brussels to task over 2050 low-carbon roadmap
Author: Frédéric Simon Posted on: Euractiv | March 22th, 2018 Text: EU leaders have urged the European Commission to come forward with a 2050 climate
EU’s carbon market update clears final hurdle
Author: Sam Morgan Posted on: Euractiv | February 27th, 2017 The Council of the EU has given the final stamp of approval to an
Political deal done on EU oversight of car emissions
Author: PETER TEFFER Posted on: EUobserver | December 7th, 2017 The European Commission gained the right to check cars for emissions cheating on Thursday
Emissions trading deal reached after ‘isolating’ Poland
Author: Peter Teffer Posted on: EU Observer | November 9th, 2017 Romania and Bulgaria – but not Poland – will be allowed to use money
EU takes aim at China with new tariff rules
Author: Eszter Zalan Posted on: EUobserver | May 12th, 2017 EU countries discussed new rules to combat dumping on Thursday (11 May) that
Portugal held up as symbol of EU recovery
Author: ANDREW RETTMAN Posted: 22/5/2017 Portugal is no longer in breach of EU deficit rules, in a turn-around for the bailout state
UK blocks European budget as Brexit talks near
Author: Aline Robert, translated by Samuel White Posted:18/5/2017 Adopted after bitter wrangling by the European Parliament last December, the revision of the EU’s
Southerners back stricter EU waste rules, unlike Nordic countries
Author: Sarantis Michalopoulos Posted: 16/5/2017 A new report published today (16 May) showed that the EU’s southern members support stricter EU-wide waste management rules
EU audiovisual reform will create a nanny state
Author: YANA TOOM Posted: 16/5/2017 Twenty-eight versions of Facebook, a nanny state and censorship of the internet: those could be the consequences
Rethinking Europe’s relationship with Turkey
By MANFRED WEBER, GUY VERHOFSTADT, RENATE SOMMER AND ALEXANDER GRAF LAMBSDORFF Date: 28/4/2017 Turkey no longer fulfils the Copenhagen criteria, the key that opens the door
Commission launches bid to make Europe social
Author: ALEKSANDRA ERIKSSON Posted: 27/4/2017 The European Commission unveiled on Wednesday (26 April) a proposal for work-life balance, which would help women to stay
Member states need to agree on a strong Circular Economy Package
Source: NABU Posted: 27/4/2017 Following the European Parliament’s adoption of the proposed amendments on 14 March, the negotiations on the EU Circular Economy Package
Member states vary in EU ‘polluter pays’ rules
Author: PETER TEFFER Posted:12/4/2017 The polluter should pay, that is the simple principle underpinning the environmental liability directive. But the legal text is
Parliament report opens ‘Pandora’s Box’ of EU-funded NGOs
Author: Sarantis Michalopoulos Posted: 4/4/2017 A draft European Parliament report calling on the European Commission to reject funding for NGOs that oppose the
Suspend visa-free EU travel for U.S. citizens, lawmakers say
Source: Francesco Guarascio, Jeremy Gaunt Posted: 2/3/2017 United States citizens should be denied visa-free access to the European Union before summer because
Europe’s right in free fall as socialists surge
Author: Tobias Gerhard Schminke (translated by Sam Morgan) Posted: 1/3/2017 Marine Le Pen and the German far-right are suddenly losing votes but it
Socialist MEPs seek new role after grand coalition
Author: Eszter Zalan Posted: February 17th 2017 The European Parliament’s Socialists are seeking a new role in an upended political landscape after the breakdown of
Unfair EU-Canada trade deal is wrong response to Trump
Author: PIA EBERHARDT Posted: 10/2/2017 Ahead of next week’s Ceta vote in the European Parliament, its proponents are touting the EU-Canada agreement
Ex-EU Parliament President Martin Schulz to take on Merkel in German elections
Author: Catherine Stupp Posted: 24/01/2017 Social Democrats (SPD) party leaders chose Schulz in an internal meeting today (24 January) in Berlin, according to German media. The