A two-year review of the EU information security guideline (GDPR) released by the European Commission on Wednesday (24 June) exposed that its application and enforcement both stay bothersome. “The GDPR is the perfect example of how the European Union, based on a fundamental rights’ approach, empowers its citizens and gives businesses opportunities to make the […]

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We may be in the middle of among the most damaging durations in the history of Israel and Palestine. Yet the years long absence of action of the EU threats to definitively put Europe on the incorrect side ofhistory . It is time the EU defends its own laws and worths and in practice shows […]

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China and the EU budget are most likely to control today, amidst simmering stress on all fronts as diplomacy stays hamstrung by the pandemic. The week kicks off with an EU-China summit on Monday (22 June), which will happen online since of the Covid-19 pandemic. The European Union and China will go over the pandemic, […]

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As the 2008 recession controlled headings from late 2007 onward, a number of countries, consisting of Greece, skilled extreme cuts to public health sector costs. Throughout the crisis, the IMF reestablished Structural Modification Programs (SAP) and supplied emergency situation financing to numerous countries with less conditionality than previous versions of SAPs. Though these acknowledge the […]

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The EU’s smallest institution has actually been informed by the European Parliament to secure harassment victims and whistleblowers versus “threats, blackmail and bribery attempts.” The need comes as the next president of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) deals with possible criminal charges in Belgium over major harassment claims. MEPs on Thursday (14 Might) […]

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The EU’s top public prosector Laura Codruta Kovesi had her rights broke when she was fired from her previous post in Romania, the European Court of Human Being Rights in Strasbourg ruled on Tuesday (5 May). The decision follows a long legend into Kovesi’s role in extracting corruption in her native Romania. The court stated […]

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The EU’s virus-alert agency says more money is needed to enhance security of transmittable illness. The Stockholm-based European Centre for Illness Avoidance and Control’s (ECDC) budget for 2019 was around EUR60 m. On Monday (4 May), its director, Dr Andrea Ammon, informed MEPs that a more “electronic and digitalised” European security system was needed. “That […]

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The effect of the coronavirus on China and India, 2 of the world’s biggest pharmaceutical exporters, has actually interfered with medication supply chains worldwide, seeing production, circulation and trade constraints, plus short-term deficiencies for specific items. “This crisis has revealed our morbid dependency on China and India as regards pharmaceuticals,” the European Commission vice-president Vera […]

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The next seven-year EU budget need to be the core of the European financial recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, EU commission president Ursula von der Leyen stated on Wednesday (15 April). “The next EU budget has to be the European answer to the corona crisis,” she informed at online interview, revealing the bloc’s suggestions to […]

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2 months prior to Europe was stated the epicentre of the pandemic, the EU agency suggested to sound the alarm of viral infections was painting a rosy image. ” Even if there are still lots of things unidentified about 2019- nCoV [coronavirus], European countries have the required capabilities to manage a break out and avoid […]

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