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• [Opinion] A new Commission for the one percent • We are only baffled by how nakedly Ursula von der Leyen's commission represents the very crisis affecting the EU. These commission nominees can expect their toughest questioning yet, they must be held accountable to those they should be representing.read more
• Juncker: No-deal Brexit 'palpable' • EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said he is not emotionally attached to the Irish backstop, but workable solutions are required to keep the peace on the island.read more
• Germany adopts blockchain strategy and says no to Libra • The German federal government has passed a blockchain strategy designed to unlock the potential of this new technology, in both Germany and Europe, and prevent the risks associated with the implementation of these new technologies.read more
• [Ticker] Ambassador: UK Poles should 'seriously considering' leaving • Poland's ambassador to the UK, Arkady Rzegocki, has written a letter to the 830,000 or so Poles living in the UK inviting them to go home because the Polish economy was doing well and because Brexit posed questions on their ability to remain in Britain. "I think it is a very good opportunity to come... read more
• [Ticker] Trump's UK ambassador stirs up anti-EU feeling • British people "didn't need a lecture from anybody on how to run their country  ... and that includes Brussels" because the UK once "built the greatest empire" in the world and "held off the Nazis", Woody Johnson, the US ambassador in London, said Tuesday. His WW2 references echoed British eu... read more
• [Ticker] Brexit chaos is lesson to other EU states, ECB governor says • British chaos over Brexit has dampened other member states' potential appetite for leaving Europe, Villeroy de Galhau, a French governor of the European Central Bank (ECB), said Tuesday. "It is a gratitude we have to the British today," he said at an event in the London School of Economics, Reuters ... read more
• Revanchist Russia continues to rewrite European history • The Soviet Union never invaded Poland in World War Two, Russia claimed, in a new version of history with disturbing implications for modern times.read more

EuractivEU

• The EU should foster true circular business models [Promoted content] Aluminium is by nature a circular and thus permanent material. All solutions that keep aluminium in the loop are worthwhile to consider because the metal we preserve today will likely remain in service forever.read more
• 5-Star EU chief: No clash with Europe, but austerity should end Europe's austerity-driven dogma has proved to be unsuccessful and should come to an end, MEP Tiziana Beghin told EURACTIV in an interview but stressed that the aim of her party, the Five Star Movement, is not to clash with the EU but to ensure there is more fiscal flexibility.read more
• Three lessons for Europe from the tragedy of Brexit The sight of Boris Johnson's government 'going rogue' is a reminder that EU institutions offer citizens a place to go when domestic governments deny their rights, argues Roger Casale.read more
• Is von der Leyen on course to ease tensions with Hungary? European Commission President-elect Ursula von der Leyen's Commissioner pick for the enlargement and neighbourhood policy, the former Hungarian Justice Minister László Trócsányi, is appearing to be a particularly controversial one, though it may be motivated by her wish to cool tensions betw... read more
• Commissioners assemble: Class of 2019-2024 European Commission President-elect Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled who will do what job in her administration, insisting hers will be a “geopolitical Commission”. Stay tuned here for all the details. UPDATE: Dates for Commissioner hearings have now been released...read more
• Risk of no-deal Brexit ‘very real’, Juncker tells EU lawmakers The risk of a no-deal Brexit remains 'very real', European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker warned MEPs in Strasbourg on Wednesday but said he is prepared to work "day in day out, morning until night" to strike a deal.read more

EuractivFR

• Les arnaques financières deviennent un phénomène industriel En deux ans,  1 milliard d’euros ont été subtilisés aux épargnants français en deux ans. Les autorités incitent à la vigilance et à déposer plainte. Un article de notre partenaire, la Tribune.read more
• Le 93 pédale sur le solaire Le Conseil Départemental de Seine-Saint-Denis a inauguré, lundi 16 septembre, la première piste cyclable photovoltaïque de la région Ile-de-France. Une portion d'une quinzaine de mètres pourvue de 50 m2 de dalles photovoltaïques. Un article de notre partenaire Le Journal... read more
• Macron voit grand pour la tech française Les grands investisseurs institutionnels français se sont engagés à miser 5 milliards d'euros dans les entreprises de technologies en croissance, s'est félicité mardi Emmanuel Macron qui souhaite que la France compte 25 « licornes », champions valant plus d'un milliard, d'... read more
• Manfred Weber défend le « mode de vie européen » Le chef de file du Parti populaire européen (PPE) a défendu bec et ongles l’intitulé du portefeuille « protéger le mode de vie européen » le 17 septembre. C’est selon lui la meilleure manière de combattre les discours d’extrême... read more
• Les Verts s’interrogent sur le Mouvement cinq étoiles L’actu en capitales décrypte l’info de toute l’Europe, grâce au réseau de rédactions d’Euractiv.read more
• L’UE ouvre sa première école européenne en dehors de ses frontières, en Géorgie Des responsables européens et géorgiens ont lancé lundi 16 septembre une école européenne à Tbilissi, la première institution scolaire de ce type lancée au-delà des frontières de l'Union. Le projet vise tous les pays du Partenariat oriental.read more