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20/04/2021  - By Antoinette Tyrrell

EMA finds possible link between Johnson & Johnson Vaccine and Very Rare Blood Clots

EMA finds possible link between Johnson & Johnson Vaccine and Very Rare Blood Clots
20/04/2021  - By European Views

EU Targets 70% of Population Vaccinated by July

EU Targets 70% of Population Vaccinated by July
19/04/2021  - By European Views

In Overcoming Paralysis, Brussels Must Choose Harm Reduction

In Overcoming Paralysis, Brussels Must Choose Harm Reduction
Covid-19 Fallout Creates Ideal Conditions for Organised Crime in EU

Covid-19 Fallout Creates Ideal Conditions for Organised Crime in EU

13/04/2021  - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Serious and organised crime poses an unprecedented threat to the EU and its citizens according to Europol’s European Union Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment (SOCTA), 2021. The SOCTA, published every four years, provides insights into

Europe’s Vaccine Delays Highlight Continued Importance of COVID-19 Treatments

Europe’s Vaccine Delays Highlight Continued Importance of COVID-19 Treatments

09/04/2021  - By European Views

In both economic and public health terms, the European Union’s vaccination campaign has been one of the costliest failures in the bloc’s history. As of April 7th, less than 13% of the total population of the

EU Members Divided on Russian Vaccine Purchase

EU Members Divided on Russian Vaccine Purchase

05/04/2021  - By European Views

Members of the European Union (EU) appeared divided over plans of procuring Covid-19 vaccines from Russia as they grappled to find their own way out of the conundrum. According to reports, a growing number of European

Russia Fines Twitter for ‘Failure to Delete Banned Content’

Russia Fines Twitter for ‘Failure to Delete Banned Content’

03/04/2021  - By European Views

A Russian court has slapped Twitter Inc. with a $116,800 penalty for its failure to delete an alleged banned content. According to a report by Al Jazeera, the government of Russia has slowed the speed of

France Extends Lockdown Nationwide Amid Rising COVID Figures

France Extends Lockdown Nationwide Amid Rising COVID Figures

31/03/2021  - By Thomas O. Falk

French President Macron has announced that regional lockdown measures will be extended to the entire country for at least one month. Otherwise, France would “lose control,” he said in a televised address. In view of the

Germany Ceases AstraZeneca Vaccinations Over Potential Health Risks

Germany Ceases AstraZeneca Vaccinations Over Potential Health Risks

30/03/2021  - By Thomas O. Falk

Germany will administer the AstraZeneca vaccine only for people aged 60 and over. The Standing Committee on Vaccination had previously made a corresponding recommendation. According to a decision by the federal and state health ministers, the

ESMA Fines Moody’s €3.7 million for Conflicts of Interest Failures
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ESMA Fines Moody’s €3.7 million for Conflicts of Interest Failures

30/03/2021  - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s securities markets regulator, has fined five entities in the Moody’s Group, based in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom, a total of €3,703,000 and issued public notices for breaches of the Credit Ratings Agencies Regulation (CRAR) regarding independence and the avoidance of shareholder conflicts […]

Ireland Forecast to Experience 3.1% GDP Growth in 2021
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Ireland Forecast to Experience 3.1% GDP Growth in 2021

29/03/2021  - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Ibec, Ireland’s largest lobbying and business representative group, has forecast that Ireland is due to experience a 3.1% increase in GDP in 2021 on the back of continued export growth. Ibec’s latest Quarterly Economic Outlook, cites Ireland’s acceleration of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout in the coming weeks as the foundation for improved conditions for many […]

EMA Approves Additional COVID Vaccine Facilities
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EMA Approves Additional COVID Vaccine Facilities

29/03/2021  - By Thomas O. Falk

The European Medicines Agency has approved two new manufacturing sites, while transportation of the BioNTech vaccine has been simplified. The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has approved two additional manufacturing sites for corona vaccines in Germany and the Netherlands. The facilities in Marburg, Germany, produces the vaccine for the BioNTech company. Halix in Leiden, Netherlands, produces […]

UK Plans Third COVID Jab Against Mutant Strains
Across The Channel

UK Plans Third COVID Jab Against Mutant Strains

28/03/2021  - By Thomas O. Falk

Great Britain seeks to counter COVID mutation strains with a third vaccination jab – a strategy only made possible via the success the country has had with its current vaccination campaign. To protect against new variants of the coronavirus, individuals in the UK are said to receive a third jab of the COVID vaccine. Over […]

France Finds Itself in an Increasingly Dire COVID Situation
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France Finds Itself in an Increasingly Dire COVID Situation

27/03/2021  - By Thomas O. Falk

Despite already strict restrictions, the corona situation in France is becoming more and more severe. The number of infections continues to rise. Almost 42,000 new infections were reported on Friday alone, while the total seven-day incidence was over 300. France is changing the regulations accordingly quickly. Only on Thursday, stricter rules were imposed in several […]

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Trade and Sustainable Development Obligations in the EU-UK TCA and  their practical implications

Trade and Sustainable Development Obligations in the EU-UK TCA and their practical implications

Introduction The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA), which was signed on 30 December 2020 and provisionally entered into force on 1 January 2021, provides a tariff-free and quota-free trade terms between the EU and the UK, provided that relevant rules of origin are satisfied. At the same time, the TCA provides two notable features […]

02/03/2021  - By Ann-Evelyn Luyten
Ending the “Cage Age” with the ECI – Will It Work?

Ending the “Cage Age” with the ECI – Will It Work?

In September 2020, “End the Cage Age”, the sixth successful European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI), was submitted to the European Commission. It calls for a ban on caged farming in the livestock industry. What can be expected from the Commission on the initiative?

10/02/2021  - By Guest
EU Has Handled the COVID-19 Pandemic Well, Like Any Other Crisis It Wasn’t Built For

EU Has Handled the COVID-19 Pandemic Well, Like Any Other Crisis It Wasn’t Built For

Bashers, haters, and doomsayers for the EU seem to be among the most constant, resilient, and determined actors in the universe. They aren’t without their successes, the most notable of which has been the bringing about of Brexit.

02/02/2021  - By Ivan Dikov
Bulgaria’s Veto on North Macedonia’s EU Talks: Legacy of Ethnic Cleansing of the 1990s Former Yugoslavia Type

Bulgaria’s Veto on North Macedonia’s EU Talks: Legacy of Ethnic Cleansing of the 1990s Former Yugoslavia Type

The 1990s were a happy time for international peace due to the end of the Cold War between the US-led West and the Soviet Union with the miserable cohort of satellites that it dominated in Eastern Europe.

29/11/2020  - By Ivan Dikov
The EU Survived Trump. Now It’s Gotta Survive Biden

The EU Survived Trump. Now It’s Gotta Survive Biden

Can you believe it: at this time four years ago, in November 2016, the world had sort-of ended according to many doomsayers for the European Union.

24/11/2020  - By Ivan Dikov
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#Coronavirus: President vdL on the Role of the European Green Deal in the Economic Recovery

#Coronavirus: President vdL on the Role of the European Green Deal in the Economic Recovery

Connectivity During Emergency Situations

Connectivity During Emergency Situations

EC President Jean-Claude JUNCKER Receives the Bridge-Builder Award

EC President Jean-Claude JUNCKER Receives the Bridge-Builder Award

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In Overcoming Paralysis, Brussels Must Choose Harm Reduction

Covid-19 Fallout Creates Ideal Conditions for Organised Crime in EU

Europe’s Vaccine Delays Highlight Continued Importance of COVID-19 Treatments

EU Members Divided on Russian Vaccine Purchase

Russia Fines Twitter for ‘Failure to Delete Banned Content’

France Extends Lockdown Nationwide Amid Rising COVID Figures

Germany Ceases AstraZeneca Vaccinations Over Potential Health Risks

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