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EU-Georgia Association Council must do more for workers’ rights
The EU-Georgia Association Council meeting on 16 March is called on to do more to advance workers’ rights and European values by the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) and Georgian Trade -
Europa Nostra joins first selection of new European Bauhaus partners
At the beginning of March, the New European Bauhaus movement (NEB) announced its first selection of partners. Thirteen organisations, specialised in different fields, such as architecture, design or -
EEB: EU TAKES ‘UNPRECEDENTED STEPS AGAINST THROWAWAY ECONOMY’
Smartphones will need to be more easily repairable under new EU rules that could bring an end to products that are ‘designed to break’. The ‘right to repair’ is just one part of a major new -
Christine Bosse: Do we want to be democrats who safeguard freedom and respect – or the opposite? This is what the forthcoming elections are all about.
If only nationalists – who pay tribute to the rights of single nations – are elected to the European Parliament in May 2019, we will not be able to enforce the values of the European -
Churchill – a `founding father’ of the European Union – would vote to Remain
By Graham Bishop, Vice Chairman of the European Movement UK Winston Churchill has often been voted the most important/influential Briton ever. I was surprised to read claims that Churchill was a -
Europe’s next ‘moment of hope’ and the collective responsibility to deliver
The morning after the election of Emmanuel Macron to the presidency of France, many French and Europeans find themselves in a state of critical anticipation. Certainly, many are glad and relieved to -
No easy way out. UK burned too many bridges with Germany
By Bernd Hüttemann, Secretary General of the European Movement Germany and Vice-President of the European Movement International The UK is faced with the very clear pro-European position of -
Brexit, a struggle on three fronts
By Vladimir Medjak, Deputy President of the Research Forum of the European Movement in Serbia and Member of the Negotiating Team for Accession of the Republic of Serbia to the EU On 23 June 2016, -
“Norway option” back on the table?
By Kirsti Methi, Secretary General, European Movement Norway The good reason for U-turn of Theresa May concerning the timing of the forthcoming general elections on the June 8, is that she needs a -
B-Day in Brussels
By Noelle O Connell, Executive Director, European Movement Ireland “So, here it is, six pages: the notification from Prime Minister Theresa May, triggering Article 50 and formally starting the -
Dutch Elections and Europe: the Dutch political ‘center’ asserting itself no reason for complacency
The Dutch elections have passed, Dutch people have spoken. After months of heated debate and fierce campaigning, 80% of Dutch electorate came out to the ballot box yesterday to cast their vote. All of -
No EU Future Without Enlargement
By Maja Bobić, Secretary General, European Movement Serbia On 1 March 2017, European Commission (EC) President Jean-Claude Juncker presented the White Paper on the Future of Europe to the members of