The EU’s ‘Qatargate’ investigation makes use of troubling legal precedent
After four months behind bars, Greek politician Eva Kaili has been released from jail pending a trial for the ‘Qatargate’
Archive for April 2023
Snapshot of Housing Shortage Impact on Irish Businesses
Businesses in Ireland are continuing to be impacted by the lack of housing supply. According to a new survey from
MEPs Strongly Condemn Anti-LGBTIQ Bill in Uganda
Members of the European Parliament have expressed their strong condemnation of a bill outlawing identification as LGBTIQ which is due
New Transatlantic Partnership to Address Post-Covid Global Health Priorities
A new partnership encompassing the Pan American Health Organization, World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe, and United States Department
MEPs Reaffirm Support for Ukraine’s Path to EU Membership
Leading MEPs have reiterated their support, and the European Parliament’s intention, to continue to do the utmost to assist Ukraine
Ardonagh to Acquire Netherlands Insurance Firm Klap
Klap, the specialist commercial lines insurance broker based in The Netherlands, is to be bought by Ardonagh Europe, the European
Lavrov Threatens to End Grain Agreement
Russia has threatened to end the international agreement on grain exports from Ukraine. During a visit to Turkey, Foreign Minister
Von der Leyen Warns China Against Arms Deliveries
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has warned China against arms deliveries to Russia. After talks with head of
Sweden Extradites Turkish Citizen
Sweden has agreed to the extradition of a Turkish citizen demanded by Ankara. The Swedish Ministry of Justice said it
Political Gridlock in France Continues
The pension reform continues to paralyse France as new protests are imminent. The government is sticking to its plans –
We must avoid quick fixes to mounting obesity epidemic
In early March, the World Obesity Foundation issued a chilling warning about the silent epidemic of our times: on the