Politics
Tweets of the Week: Commission Handover, NATO jokes, Malta Rule of Law
VDL Commission takes up its seat, Trump under fire as NATO leaders meet, and Rule of Law in Malta feeling the heat.
Tweets of the Week: VDL Commission, Climate Emergency, and #BlackFriday nonsense
VdL Commission gets the okay, it’s a climate emergency MEPs say, and #BlackFriday nonsense, please go away.
Tweets of the Week: Google Ads, Green Deal Protests, Tusks New Job
Google brings political advertisers to heel, Wemove.EU calls for European Green Deal, and Donald Tusk greets new job with zeal.
20 Visions for Europe: ‘Europe in 2040 – An unorthodox vision from the capitals’
20 Visions for Europe gathers unique visions from public officials, intellectuals, artists, diplomats, civic actors and business representatives. The project is part of EURACTIV’s celebration of 20 years of free, independent reporting with European values at its core. The partner of...
20 Visions for Europe: ‘Demain’
EURACTIV is marking 20 years with 20 Visions for Europe. Filippo Valsecchi is a singer who performs under the name Filo Vals.
Tweets of the Week: Commissioner Title Changes, Tusks Speech, Boris’ Mop
VdL’s new titles are a bit of a flop, Tusk Brexit speech is a major mic-drop, and Boris Johnson it appears can’t use a mop.
20 Visions for Europe: ‘We need to defend our European way’
20 Visions for Europe gathers unique visions from public officials, intellectuals, artists, diplomats, civic actors and business representatives. The project is part of EURACTIV’s celebration of 20 years of free, independent reporting with European values at its core. The partner of...
Tweets of the Week: Empty UK Chairs, EU China Food Deal, Schiphol Airport
Boris Johnson has chairs to fill, Emmanuel Macron had steak to grill, and Dutch police get impromptu alarm drill.
Tweets of the Week: Brexit Extension, Oettinger’s Budget and European Prizes
Brexit didn’t happen so it’s not yet goodbyes, Oettinger accuses the FT of lies, and Uyghur rights activist wins Sakharov prize.Promoted content
CEEP: Join us at the Public Services Summit – 12 December, Brussels
CEEP represents at European level employers and providers of public services and services of general interest. Our members provide essential services such as energy, public transport, water, healthcare, social services or education. They therefore play a key role in ensuring...
Tweets of the Week: Farewell Juncker, Balkan Rejection and Brexit Uncertainty
This week’s edition, sponsored by Savoury Snacks Europe, features a Juncker deluxe, Balkan slip-ups and Brexit in flux.Promoted content
How do you get a waiter’s attention in Brussels?
Look. We know Brussels can be a little bit… confusing. But we love it! Here’s WindEurope’s guide to living in Europe’s capital.
20 Visions for Europe: ‘I remain an optimist’
“20 Visions for Europe” gathers unique visions from public officials, intellectuals, artists, diplomats, athletes, civic actors and business representatives. The project is part of EURACTIV’s celebration of 20 years of free, independent reporting with European values at its core. The...
Tweets of the Week: European Council Brexit Special
Brexit negotiations drive everyone mad, there was not a wink of sleep to be had and in the end is ANYONE glad? It’s a Brexit special this week.
Pro Europa Protest Against Brexit
Pro Europa organised an event protesting Brexit in the shadow of the ongoing EU Council Summit of October 17-18.
Commissioner Hearings: Best Of
A compilation of some of the best moments of the 24 hearings.
Tweets of the Week: Brexit, Goulard, and Fake News
Brexit shouting until we are hoarse, Goulard’s ousting revealed at the source, and fake news website exposed by task force.
Over a Coffee with Emily O’Reilly, European Ombudsman
Another five years? European Ombudsman, Emily O’Reilly, has thrown her hat into the ring for another term.
Tweets of the Week: Brexit Plans, Austrian elections, Commissioner Hearings
It’s the Brexit Chronicle’s gazillionth edition, Austrian elections give Kurz the ignition, and would-be Commissioners face a grand inquisition.
20 Visions for Europe: ‘There is no infinite amount of hope but there is still hope for us’
This video is published as part of the project “20 Visions for Europe”, gathering unique visions from public officials, intellectuals, artists, diplomats, athletes, civic actors and business representatives.
Tweets of the Week: Boris Johnson, Thomas Cook, and Greta v Trump
Boris Johnson is brought to book, thousands stranded by Thomas Cook, and Greta gives Trump a long hard look!
Greek minister vows to promote climate protection in schools
Greece’s conservative New Democracy government is planning to enrich teachers’ role by promoting environmental consciousness within the mandatory school curriculum, the Minister of Education and Religious Affairs Niki Kerameus told EURACTIV.com in an interview.
Tweets of the Week: Boris runs away, Democracy Debate and Commissioner Hearings preparation
This week, Boris pulls a runner, British democracy makes MEPs shudder, and commissioner hearings may be set for a stunner.