What you need to know about the EU-India trade agreement
28 Jan EU Institutions

What you need to know about the EU-India trade agreement

Brussels’ new trade pact with India could double EU exports by 2032, bolstering efforts to diversify away from traditional partners.
by Federica Di Sario
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22 Aug 18
EU-India: Building Bridges
A Parliament Magazine special supplement in association with PA International on EU-India relations.
22 Aug 18
UK health services fear consequences of no-deal Brexit
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22 Aug 18
MEPs renew call for Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project to be shelved
Controversial Russia-to-Germany pipeline due to go online by 2019.
21 Aug 18
End of Greek bailout programme an ‘historic’ moment says EU finance chief
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21 Aug 18
Public spaces should be green, safe and healthy for all
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20 Aug 18
EU leaders mourn Kofi Annan
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17 Aug 18
Eurosceptic parties could make up a third of European Parliament members following 2019 elections
Former Trump aide predicts emergence of right-wing ‘supergroup’.
17 Aug 18
GUE/NGL group outlines 'fair and democratic' overhaul of CAP
Parliament’s GUE/NGL group has launched plans for what it calls a “fair and democratic” common agricultural policy (CAP).
14 Aug 18
EU's Bathing Water Directive has ‘vastly’ improved Europe’s water quality, suggests new report
Quality of bathing water ‘a source of pride for Europeans’, says EU environment chief.
14 Aug 18
European Elections 2019: An overview
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10 Aug 18
Commission calls for European Solidarity Corps proposals
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09 Aug 18
Celebrating European Biotech Week 2018
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09 Aug 18
EU reportedly considering watering down Irish border backstop proposal
With Brexit talks set to enter a crucial stage, the EU is reportedly considering watering down its proposal for an Irish border backstop solution.
09 Aug 18
MEPs to vote on EU audiovisual media services reform next month
MEPs will vote next month on the reform of EU legislation on audiovisual media services.
08 Aug 18
Venezuela crisis: MEPs call on EU to step up humanitarian aid
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07 Aug 18
EU moves to protect businesses as US imposes sanctions on Iran
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06 Aug 18
EU Commission takes fresh action to combat forest fires
The EU has taken fresh action to help member states to combat what it calls “unprecedented” forest fires in Europe.
03 Aug 18
EU appeals for calm in Zimbabwe
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03 Aug 18
EU to offer higher advance payments to farmers amid droughts
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02 Aug 18
Charles Tannock: Northern Ireland Assembly should choose economic alignment with the EU
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01 Aug 18
Elmar Brok joins calls for second Brexit referendum
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01 Aug 18
MEPs stress importance of Northern Ireland issue
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