Articles tagged with: Corporate Governance
A ban on imports made with forced labour requires stopping them at the EU's borders
27 Sep International & Trade
A ban on imports made with forced labour requires stopping them at the EU's borders
The European Commission’s proposal on banning goods made by forced labour is a step in the right direction. But these products must be stopped at the border as opposed to withdrawing them after they have already entered the EU market
This week in the European Parliament
07 Jan EU Institutions
This week in the European Parliament
MEPs are back on Monday from a three-week Christmas break for a mixed committee and political group meetings week
Sustainable Governance: An unconventional trend
02 Jun EU Institutions
Sustainable Governance: An unconventional trend
We need more incentives and fewer restrictions if we want to help more companies make the transition to sustainable governance, argues Emil Radev.
Time to invent our future
12 May EU Institutions
Time to invent our future
Europe must retain control of the competitive, environmental and social rules that govern trade, or risk having rules imposed by others, warns Pascal Durand.
A ‘Green’ due diligence
12 May EU Institutions
A ‘Green’ due diligence
The upcoming revision of the Non-Financial Reporting Directive must be an important step towards establishing a truly sustainable economic and environmental governance, argues Marie Toussaint.
Issue 535 | 10 May 2021
10 May Agriculture & Food
Issue 535 | 10 May 2021
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