MEPs Call for Common Asylum Rules
In a shortened plenary session last week, several MEPs hit back at pressure from Turkey while calling for an update
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Joanna Eva is a London-based analyst and contributor with a range of clients in the risk consulting industry. She specializes in Asian political and economic analysis, having lived and travelled extensively in the region for close to a decade. She holds a Master of Law from the University of New South Wales and received her Bachelor of International Studies from the University of Sydney. She is proficient in English and Mandarin Chinese.
Brussels to Launch EU Hydrogen Fuel Partnership
Later today, EU officials are reportedly set to announce the details of a new initiative to develop hydrogen fuel technologies
Don’t Be Fooled: European Populists and Coronavirus
More than 3,000 people have died from the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, with the overwhelming majority of deadly cases reported in
A “Lost Decade” for Health in UK Amid Austerity, Warns Marmot Review
Life expectancy has stalled, patients are living longer in ill health, and health inequality has increased on the back of
France’s Sanofi to Launch Drug Contender Against China and India
French drug giant Sanofi announced yesterday that it planned to launch a new company to create the active chemical ingredients
Italy Imposes Lockdown Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
Italy has put 50,000 people in ten northern towns on lockdown in an effort to contain Europe’s first major coronavirus
European Carmakers Sound Alarm Amid Coronavirus Shutdowns
The ongoing coronavirus outbreak has proved a baptism of fire for the new decade. In addition to a host of
Huawei’s Grip on the West Must Be Forced Loose
It’s been a big week for European lawmakers. Not only have British representatives finally made their strident and declarative exit
EU Draws Up 5G Plan Amid Security Risk Fears
Brussels has stopped short of imposing an outright ban on Chinese technology suppliers, including the ever-controversial Huawei Technologies Co., from
EU Industrial Chief Weighs in on 5G Debate
The European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services Thierry Breton has rejected claims that relying on European firms in the
MI5 Shrugs Off US Huawei Warnings
The head of the MI5, Sir Andrew Parker, has told British media he is confident that US intelligence sharing with