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- [Ticker] May: EU member states will not lose out with Brexit • UK prime minister Theresa May said Monday that EU member states should not "fear they will need to pay more or receive less" under the current EU budget, which runs until 2020, a year after Brexit. She told MPs that her government is "going through our potential commitments line by line and that det... read more
- EU commission denies May 'begged for help' comments • The European Commission says leaked comments to German media are false and an effort to undermine the EU negotiating position on Brexit.read more
- [Ticker] Slovakia pledges to be 'pro-European' oasis in region • The Slovak president, PM, and parliament speaker have pledged the "unambiguous continuation of [the] pro-European and pro-Atlantic orientation" of the country. Their joint statement, issued on Monday in Bratislava, comes after the neighbouring Czech Republic elected a eurosceptic populist at the wee... read more
- [Ticker] Report: Catalan leader to address Spanish senate • Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont plans to address the Spanish senate later this week to explain his position on Catalonia's independence, Spanish media reported on Monday. Spanish senators will discuss on Thursday measures proposed by the Spanish government under Article 155 of the constitution to t... read more
- [Opinion] Interpol needs EU help to stop abuse • The international police agency needs powerful actors to support its work and its reforms, and the EU can and should provide a positive influence.read more
- [Ticker] Fiat-Chrysler 'obstructed justice' reports Le Monde • French newspaper Le Monde cited a letter from the country's anti-fraud authority on Monday, which said Italian-American car... read more
- [Focus] Glyphosate protesters hold meeting with Commission • Despite the discussion with concerned citizens, the European Commission is continuing with a committee meeting on glyphosate this Wednesday.read more
- The Brief: What’s the EU leverage in Czech Republic, Austria, Spain? Only a day after the EU27 leaders agreed on the 'Leaders agenda', a roadmap for two years packed with high-level meetings, new creases are appearing on the EU's fabric.read more
- More than 1.3 million demand EU glyphosate ban Activists handed the EU a petition signed by more than 1.3 million people on Monday (23 October) calling for a European ban on the weedkiller glyphosate, produced by chemicals giant Monsanto and others, over fears it causes cancer.read more
- Babiš searches for international allies in anti-immigration course The electoral victory of Czech politician Andrej Babiš, who based his campaign on opposition to refugee migration, is causing concern. While critics condemn his stance, he searches for allies in Eastern Europe and beyond. EURACTIV's media partner "Der Tagesspiegel" reports.read more
- Brie trade agreement: China lifts soft cheese ban Fans of soft cheeses in China have reason to celebrate after the country reversed a ban on mould-ripened cheeses, allowing imports of Camembert, Brie and Roquefort, European Union officials said on Monday (23 October).read more
- US forests, sustainably managed, really can help Europe decarbonise Campaigners have warned about the environmental dangers of bioenergy, saying burning wood is not low-carbon. However, forests can – and must – be managed in a sustainable way that maintains or even increases the carbon stock, writes Tony Juniper.read more
- Brexit is a ‘future of Europe’ issue, European industry warns The EU27 must “save Britain from itself” by offering a “looser deal” that protects the European Union or else the future of Europe is at stake, an Irish industry leader told a EURACTIV forum in Westminster.read more
- Macron relance l’idée de conventions démocratiques en Europe Macron veut susciter le débat dans tous les pays de l'Union européenne. Objectif : faire revivre le désir d'Europe.read more
- « Poutine n’a pas de prise sur l’Estonie » L’Estonie vit à côté de la menace permanente de son grand voisin russe. Trois questions à Karmo Tüür, fondateur de l’Institut de recherches balte sur la Russie. Une interview de notre partenaire Ouest-France.read more
- La droite européenne envisage une négociation à rallonge pour le Brexit Exclusif. Étant donné la complexité des négociations du Brexit, la prolongation d’un an des négociations ne devrait pas être exclue, selon le porte-parole du Parti populaire européen (PPE).read more
- Accord final sur le règlement européen de l’agriculture biologique La révision du règlement européen sur l’agriculture biologique a fait l’objet d’un compromis conclu a minima, le 28 juin, entre le Parlement et le Conseil. read more
- Malmström à Tokyo pour finaliser l’accord de libre-échange De hauts représentants du Japon et de l’UE ont entamé une série de réunions à Tokyo dans le but de finaliser l’accord de libre-échange, et pour que les dirigeants respectifs puissent le conclure de manière définitive dans quelques jours. read more
- Galileo, l’épidémie mystérieuse continue de se propager dans les horloges atomiques Selon les informations de notre partenaire, La Tribune, une vingtaine d'horloges... read more
Politico – rubrique politique étrangère
- ‘This myth about the great and horrible Putin’ How to think about Russia’s America-bashing, opposition-crushing president.read more
- Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Anne Applebaum: The full transcript Subscribe to The Global POLITICO on Apple Podcasts here. | Subscribe via Stitcher here. Susan Glasser: Hi, it’s Susan Glasser, and welcome back to The Global POLITICO. I’m delighted to be here this week with Anne Applebaum, columnist and author of a new book just out this very week in the Uni... read more
- No plans for Trump to visit DMZ, White House official says 'Security not the concern,' according to administration.read more
- Why Trump toned down his Russia tweets White House lawyer Ty Cobb, a veteran of multiple special prosecutor investigations, helped coach the president on what not to say as Mueller ramps up his probe.read more
- CIA director rebuked for false claim on Kremlin’s election meddling Democratic critics accuse Mike Pompeo of echoing Trump that the interference didn't affect the outcome.read more
- Brexit might not happen, says former British spy chief John Sawers said Brexit would impact the UK's ability to deploy 'coercive foreign policy strategies.'read more
- Nikki Haley on Russia meddling: Election interference is ‘warfare’ Donald Trump has questioned whether Russian government was behind cyberattacks targeting last year’s presidential race.read more
- Highlight | Pesticides – how should we regulate? | LIVE PANEL DEBATE
Ed Bray, leading agriculture journalist, is joined by Ladislav Miko, Oana Neagu, Jean-Philippe Azoulay and François Veillerette to discuss the 18-month extension of the license for farmers to use glyphosate.
- EU optimistic on energy security and Ukraine
Sonja van Renssen, is joined by Maroš Šefčovič, Vice-President of the European Commission, to discuss the energy security and energy supply in Europe.
- Highlight – How can gas help transform the European power market? – 19 October 2016 – LIVE PANEL DEBATE
Sonja van Renssen, leading energy and environment journalist, is joined by Mechthild Wörsdörfer, Jerzy Buzek, François Régis Mouton and Manuel Baritaud to discuss the new power market design.
- Basculement à droite en Europe centrale : Quo vadis Mitteleuropa? , – L’Allemagne, l’Autriche, la Pologne, la République tchèque et la Hongrie, autrefois très tolérantes, accordent de plus en plus leurs suffrages aux partis nationalistes. Comment expliquer ce revirement ? read more
- La solution européenne dans l’impasse
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La Catalogne se rêve déjà en 29ème Etat membre de l'Union Européenne. La coalition au pouvoir depuis un an mène sa feuille de route comme promis. Cette alliance hétéro... read more
- Référendum en Catalogne : aux origines de l'indépendantisme Avec le référendum du 1er octobre sur l'indépendance de la Catalogne, la tension est à son paroxysme entre Madrid et Barcelone. Mais comment en est-on arrivé là ? Retour historique sur la construction de l'indépendantisme catalan.read more
- Négociations sur le Brexit : toujours pas "de progrès décisif" "Entre l’Union européenne et le Royaume-Uni, il faut un accord créatif". Theresa May s’est exprimée ainsi vendredi 22 septembre à Florence, en Italie, à l’occasion d’un discours censé donner un nouvel élan aux négociations sur le Brexit. De... read more
- Europe de la défense : les planètes enfin alignées ? La Commission veut avancer dans un domaine aussi ancien que la construction européenne : "l'Europe de la défense". Bruxelles en fait l'un des axes majeurs de sa stratégie pour l'avenir de l'Europe, aux côtés de propositions jusqu'ici essentiellement économiques et sociales. L'ob... read more
- Discours d'Emmanuel Macron sur l'Europe : "le temps où la France propose est revenu" Mardi 26 septembre, depuis le grand amphithéâtre de la Sorbonne, Emmanuel Macron a prononcé un long discours afin de décliner son projet pour l'Europe. Une profession de foi au cours de laquelle le président a pu de nouveau manifester son engagement européen et sa détermi... read more
- Mélenchon et Thatcher, même combat !
REUTERS/Philippe WojazerJean-Luc Mélenchon poursuit sa dérive europhobe. Après le drapeau européen, le leader de la France Insoumise s’en prend maintenant à la solidarité financ... read more
- Libre-échange: Macron veut appuyer sur pause
Emmanuel Macron veut calmer les ardeurs d’une Commission européenne prise d’une frénésie libre-échangiste depuis l’élection d&... read more
- Drapeau européen: une polémique lunaire.
REUTERS/Valentyn OgirenkoSur le site de Libération, mon opinion sur l’affaire du drapeau... read more