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    Rights group calls for “tough sanctions” on Turkey
    12 Apr International & Trade

    Rights group calls for “tough sanctions” on Turkey

    The StopErdoganNow group says the EEAS is not taking concerns about alleged human rights violations in Turkey seriously enough.
    by Martin Banks
    The West needs to get its act together on Russia in the South Caucasus
    07 Apr International & Trade
    The West needs to get its act together on Russia in the South Caucasus
    Wave of Brexit-related rioting hits Northern Ireland
    09 Apr International & Trade
    Wave of Brexit-related rioting hits Northern Ireland
    European Commission president leads EU tributes to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
    09 Apr International & Trade
    European Commission president leads EU tributes to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
    MEPs greet Joe Biden presidency as beginning of 'new era' for transatlantic relations
    21 Jan International & Trade
    MEPs greet Joe Biden presidency as beginning of 'new era' for transatlantic relations
    European Parliament welcomes host of US executive orders, including rejoining the Paris Climate Agreement and the World Health Organization.
    European Commission president joins senior MEPs in greeting the start of Biden Presidency
    20 Jan International & Trade
    European Commission president joins senior MEPs in greeting the start of Biden Presidency
    New EU-US relationship needed to address global challenges, says Ursula von der Leyen.
    Those who knew its value will mourn the passing of free movement, argues Roger Casale
    20 Jan International & Trade
    Those who knew its value will mourn the passing of free movement, argues Roger Casale
    Unfortunately, many in the UK are only now starting to realise what they have lost.
    Europe’s Policy on Huawei should be based on facts, argues Dick Roche Thought Leader
    19 Jan International & Trade
    Europe’s Policy on Huawei should be based on facts, argues Dick Roche
    Huawei has been used by the discredited Trump administration as a pawn in a geopolitical game, says former Irish Minister.
    Biden presidency an opportunity to strengthen EU’s ‘transatlantic bond’ with US
    19 Jan International & Trade
    Biden presidency an opportunity to strengthen EU’s ‘transatlantic bond’ with US
    MEPs set to hold debate on EU-US relationship on inauguration day, Wednesday 20 January.
    Brexit: A painful parting tinged with the hope of reconciliation
    18 Jan International & Trade
    Brexit: A painful parting tinged with the hope of reconciliation
    The Brexit deal represents a victory for poisonous nationalistic populism, but once the emptiness of the Global Britain agenda becomes apparent it will create a new opportunity to make a pro-European case, writes Roger Liddle.
    Brexit deal has ‘ability to evolve’ in coming years, says former UK government minister
    18 Jan International & Trade
    Brexit deal has ‘ability to evolve’ in coming years, says former UK government minister
    David Lidington, the UK’s Europe minister from 2010 to 2016, said the agreement reached between the two sides on Christmas Eve is “a lot better than a No Deal and a crash out of the EU.”
    EU leaders and MEPs condemn Alexei Navalny arrest in Russia
    18 Jan International & Trade
    EU leaders and MEPs condemn Alexei Navalny arrest in Russia
    The Russian opposition leader, who survived a Novichok poisoning attempt in August, was detained by Russian authorities on his return to Russia on Sunday.
    Donald Trump impeached for a second time
    14 Jan International & Trade
    Donald Trump impeached for a second time
    Trump has been impeached for inciting the deadly insurrection at the US Capitol, making him the only president in US history who has been impeached twice.
    A new Saudi Arabia beckons European tourists and investors. Could these changes bring Brussels and Riyadh closer? PM+
    13 Jan International & Trade
    A new Saudi Arabia beckons European tourists and investors. Could these changes bring Brussels and Riyadh closer?
    Could the Arab nation’s vision of transforming into a tourist hub by 2030 bring the Kingdom closer to Europe? Muddassar Ahmed reports.
    MEPs ‘regret’ being unable to scrutinise Brexit deal before it came into force
    12 Jan International & Trade
    MEPs ‘regret’ being unable to scrutinise Brexit deal before it came into force
    Monday’s debate by members of Parliament’s trade committee was the first time MEPs have discussed the EU-UK trade and partnership agreement since its announcement on Christmas Eve.
    MEPs call on EU to provide ‘lifeboat policy’ for persecuted Hong Kong dissidents
    08 Jan International & Trade
    MEPs call on EU to provide ‘lifeboat policy’ for persecuted Hong Kong dissidents
    Demand follows arrest of prominent pro-democracy advocates by China.
    MEPs shocked by violent events in Washington DC; congratulate Joe Biden on confirmation of election victory
    07 Jan International & Trade
    MEPs shocked by violent events in Washington DC; congratulate Joe Biden on confirmation of election victory
    US Capitol Hill rioting a warning of the dangers of populism, conspiracy theories and the platforms that spread them, says senior MEP.
    EU reacts to pro-trump mob’s storming of US Capitol
    07 Jan International & Trade
    EU reacts to pro-trump mob’s storming of US Capitol
    MEPs lay blame for violent overnight scenes in Washington at President Donald Trump’s feet.
    The EU is walking back from anti-palm oil bigotry PM+
    06 Jan International & Trade
    The EU is walking back from anti-palm oil bigotry
    At the EU-ASEAN summit on 1 December 2020, a remarkable thing happened. The European Union agreed to a new conciliatory approach to palm oil, writes Robert Hii.
    The importance of a strong and multilateral-focussed United States
    30 Dec International & Trade
    The importance of a strong and multilateral-focussed United States
    Joe Biden’s biggest challenge will be to re-establish a multilateral dynamic that keeps Russia in check, argues former US ambassador Cameron Munter.
    EU outlines adjustment fund for sectors potentially impacted by Brexit
    30 Dec International & Trade
    EU outlines adjustment fund for sectors potentially impacted by Brexit
    Reserve will have an overall budget of €5bn and support businesses and workers worst affected by the UK leaving the EU.
    EU Member States and European Parliament provisionally approve Brexit deal
    30 Dec International & Trade
    EU Member States and European Parliament provisionally approve Brexit deal
    New agreement was given green light at separate meetings of EU ambassadors and group leaders of the European parliament earlier this week.
    Boosting the EU's economy through aligning R&I policies Thought Leader
    30 Dec International & Trade
    Boosting the EU's economy through aligning R&I policies
    Aligning R&I policies can boost Europe’s economy, explains Huawei's Dave Harmon.
    European Parliament President hails Brexit deal, says assembly will now ‘scrutinise in detail’
    24 Dec International & Trade
    European Parliament President hails Brexit deal, says assembly will now ‘scrutinise in detail’
    On Thursday evening, David Sassoli said, “The Parliament thanks and congratulates the EU and UK negotiators for their intense efforts to reach, albeit at the last minute, this historic agreement.”
    White smoke at last as EU and UK announce Brexit deal
    24 Dec International & Trade
    White smoke at last as EU and UK announce Brexit deal
    After months of tortuous wrangling, the two sides finally reached agreement on a trade deal on Christmas Eve, just days before the end of the transition period.
    Joe Biden: will he bring a fresh transatlantic wind?
    24 Dec International & Trade
    Joe Biden: will he bring a fresh transatlantic wind?
    Joe Biden seems likely to represent a return to a better and more harmonious transatlantic relationship; we should now stand together to champion global democracy and fairness, argues Nicolae Ştefănuță.
    2020 vision: A year in review
    23 Dec International & Trade
    2020 vision: A year in review
    The year 2020 will go down in history as one of the most challenging in generations. Lorna Hutchinson looks back on an extraordinary twelve months.
    France resumes transport links with UK on condition travellers get negative COVID-19 test
    23 Dec International & Trade
    France resumes transport links with UK on condition travellers get negative COVID-19 test
    The move on Wednesday comes as both the UK and the EU try to contain a new type of COVID-19 that is said to be 70 percent more transmissible than the current virus.
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