EU State of the Union: Why no sign Language interpretation?
15 Sep EU Institutions

EU State of the Union: Why no sign Language interpretation?

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's State of the Union address left Katrin Langensiepen speechless and angry; not because of its content, but because the view of 30 million Europeans were being ignored
by Katrin Langensiepen
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Commission revolving door rules 'useless' in tackling conflicts of interest
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Greek presidency highlights 'necessity' of EU-wide reform
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Europe a 'world leader' in geothermal technology
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EU-US trade deal should follow 'ambitious and binding' approach
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