EU Parliament Recognizes Guaido as Venezuela’s President, Tells Union to Follow Suit
The EU is still holding back on an all-out recognition of Venezuela's opposition leader.
Archive for January 2019
EU Sues Britain Over ‘Unlawful’ Tax Exemptions for Commodity Markets
The European Commission has filed a lawsuit against Britain for “unlawfully” granting tax exemptions to some commodity markets, a move
No-Deal Brexit Could Force Airbus to Leave the UK, CEO Says
Tom Enders, the CEO of Airbus, warned that a no-deal Brexit could force the company to move its wing-building factories
EU Increases Pressure on Venezuela, Gives Ultimatum
The European Union issued an official statement regarding Venezuela, warning that it will be forced to “take further actions” if
Global Backlash Could Force Germany to Consider Banning Huawei
Germany is reportedly looking into imposing strict security requirements which would effectively block Huawei from its next-generation phone network. Chinese
German Health Minister Says new Rules Needed to Stop Doctors From Emigrating
Faced with a potential shortage of native doctors and nurses, Germany’s Health Minister strongly urged the EU to consider introducing
EU, NATO, UN Cheer Greece’s Ratification of ‘North Macedonia’ Name Deal
US and then UN envoy Matthew Nimetz tackled the Greece - Macedonia name dispute for 20 of the 27 years
Greece Ratifies Name Dispute Deal with ‘North Macedonia’ Thanks to Independent MPs
Greece's Parliament is next supposed to ratify a protocol approving Macedonia's admission to NATO.
Spotlight on tobacco smuggling at European Parliament
The thorny question of how to stamp out the parallel tobacco trade in Europe will be debated next week at
Most Greeks against Macedonia Name Dispute Deal, Fresh Clashes ahead of Vote
New clashes between protesters and riot police erupted before the Greek Parliament in Athens on Thursday as the vote on
European Parliament Plenary Session Highlight: Brexit
During the January 16 European Parliament plenary hearing, the topic of Brexit was the most long-awaited one. Following the UK House