Common charger: Parliament commits to reducing electronic waste
Parliament is ready to start negotiations on a common charger to reduce e-waste and make the use of different mobile phones, tablets…
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Parliament is ready to start negotiations on a common charger to reduce e-waste and make the use of different mobile phones, tablets…
Women’s rights do not end when wars begin, a senior UN official said in Ukraine on Tuesday, outlining measures towards ensuring justice…
1 year after the European Parliament passed a motion to review trade relations with Pakistan, there were 2 demonstrations in Brussels supporting…
Conference at the Press Club in Brussels on 4 May, 3pm – 5pm Tai Ji Men is a menpai (similar to school) of qigong,…
Social care providers are facing a perfect storm of workforce challenges and rising cost pressures of service delivery as they are forced…
In view of the today’s vote of the European Parliament’s motion for resolution on the persecution of minorities on the grounds of…
As part of the SASCE project, CEC conducted a training in Vienna for church leaders, church staff and worshippers, helping them to…
Joint Press release (Women in the Fire Service UK & Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service) NOT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. Embargo date: 09.00,…
The Conference on the Future of Europe plenary adopted 49 proposals with more than 300 measures for change at its final session…
The Committee on International Trade backed a proposal designed to counteract market-distorting foreign subsidies granted to companies operating in the EU.Committee on…