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Europe to soon feast on luscious Bangladeshi mangoes

May 22, 2021May 22, 2021 sub EditorBangladesh, Food & nutrition

The supple flesh and intense flavour of the luscious mango from Bangladesh’s Satkhira district are all set to drive Europeans mad.

Bangladesh, Bangladeshi, Europe, feast, Food & nutrition, luscious, mangoes, soon

Europe and China Take the Climate Reins

November 21, 2020 editorclimate, Columns

by Laurence Tubiana PARIS – In the space of just a week during this year’s United Nations General Assembly, representatives of the world’s largest single market and the world’s second-largest economy each laid their climate cards on the table. One…

and, China, Climate Reins, Environment, Europe, Opinion, Take the

Clasico, Dortmund v Schalke – what to look out for in Europe this weekend

October 23, 2020 Staff ReporterFootball, Sports

PARIS – Two of the biggest rivalries in world football will dominate the weekend’s action in Europe, with the first Clasico of the season being followed by the Ruhr derby between Borussia Dortmund and Schalke on Saturday. AFP Sport previews…

clásico, Dortmund, Europe, football, Schalke, Sports, weekend

Milan derby, Kramaric, Barcelona – what to look out for in Europe this weekend

October 16, 2020 Staff ReporterFootball, Sports

PARIS – A resurgent AC Milan are looking to reclaim local bragging rights, while Hoffenheim target another big scalp in the Bundesliga and an awkward assignment awaits Barcelona. AFP Sport picks out some of the standout action in Europe this…

Barcelona, Europe, football, Kramaric, Milan derby, Sports

FIFA cancels next round of internationals outside Europe

August 19, 2020 Staff ReporterFootball, Sports

LAUSANNE – FIFA on Tuesday announced international matches will only be played in Europe in the window that opens at the end of August to reduce travel for players. FIFA said in a statement it was replacing the period scheduled…

Europe, FIFA, football, internationals, Sports

A citizens’ conference on the future of Europe

June 4, 2020 editorColumns, Politics, Society

by Marta Cillero Manzano on 4th June 2020 @martacille With agreement lacking on the future of Europe—even at the conference on that theme—it’s time to look to a European Citizens’ Assembly.

A, citizens’ conference, Europe, of, on, Opinion, politics, Society, the future

Unions’ responses to the Covid-19 crisis in Europe

May 1, 2020May 1, 2020 editorEmployment, Health, Op-Ed

by Chiara Benassi on 1st May 2020 @chiarabenax On International Workers’ Day, it is important to recall the crucial role played by unions in protecting the workforce, especially at times of crisis. The Covid-19 crisis is having a huge impact…

Covid-19, Crisis, Employment, Europe, health, in, responses, to the, Unions’

Internet can cope with US, Europe lockdown surge: Nokia

April 3, 2020 sub EditorTechnology

Fears that internet networks could buckle after millions of people went into coronavirus lockdown have proven unfounded, according to a report released  yesterday  which details huge surges in streaming and video conferencing in Europe and the US.

cope, Europe, Internet, lockdown, surge: Nokia, technology, US, with

UN: 85% of new infections, deaths coming from Europe, US

March 24, 2020 Lutfun NaharHealth

Spain started storing bodies in an ice rink converted to a makeshift morgue Tuesday, as coronavirus deaths mounted there and around the world, with the World Health Organization warning the pandemic was still in a nascent stage with infections expected…

85% of new infections, deaths, Europe, health, united nations, US

Europe under quarantine

March 21, 2020 editorColumns, Health

by Javier López on 20th March 2020 @fjavilopez The coronavirus crisis has exposed the shared vulnerability of Europe’s interdependence. Time to turn that into a strength. Europe is facing a new stress test. And, this time, it is not only…

Europe, health, quarantine, under

Coronavirus: Europe now epicentre of the pandemic, says WHO

March 14, 2020 editorHealth

Europe is now the “epicentre” of the global coronavirus pandemic, the head of the World Health Organization says. Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus urged countries to use aggressive measures, community mobilisation and social distancing to save lives.

Coronavirus, epicentre, Europe, health, now, of the, pandemic, says WHO

Moving beyond coal: policy lessons from across Europe

January 29, 2020 Lutfun NaharColumns, Energy

A new report has identified good and bad practices which can inform national efforts at ‘just transition’.

Coal, Columns, Energy, Europe, policy lessons

Leaving Europe

January 19, 2020January 19, 2020 editorColumns, Int’l relations

by Paul Mason @paulmasonnews Paul Mason turns in his Social Europe column from postcapitalism to the theme of post-Brexit Britain. Since 2016 there’s been a question in the back of my mind: which is the last European city I will…

Brexit, Europe, Int'l relations, leaving, politics

Europe and the tragedy of Israel/Palestine

January 3, 2020 editorColumns, Conflicts

by Stephen Pogány on 3rd January 2020 Amid the intractable struggle in Israel/Palestine for the moral high ground of legitimate victimhood, Europe has a historic responsibility.

and, Europe, Int'l relations, of Israel, Palestine, the tragedy

Europe: Tear down those walls!

November 12, 2019 editorColumns, Int’l relations

by David Gow on 9th November 2019 @gowdav It may be three decades since the Berlin wall came down but too many others have recently proliferated. ‘Die Mauer in den Köpfen’ (the wall in the heads) is a phrase I…

Column, diplomacy, Europe, Tear down, those walls!

One of Europe’s last wild rivers is threatened by dams

October 26, 2019 Lutfun NaharWater

Along The Vjosa River, Oct 26 (AP/UNB) — Under a broad plane tree near Albania’s border with Greece, Jorgji Ilia fills a battered flask from one of the Vjosa River’s many springs.

Europe, threatened by dams, water, wild rivers

How Europe has moved away from being a journalists’ sanctuary

October 22, 2019 editorHuman rights, Media, Op-Ed

By Ed Holt Rising populism, anti-media rhetoric from politicians, cyber-harassment of journalists and physical attacks are among the reasons why press freedom in Europe is on the decline, according to the global media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF).

A, away, being, Europe, from, has, How, Human rights, Journalist, moved, sanctuary

Can Europe help the Balkans keep its young emigrants?

October 16, 2019 editorColumns, Migration

by Alida Vračić on 16th October 2019 High emigration rates are doing massive damage to the prospects of the western Balkans—would a stronger EU perspective reverse this outflow?

Can, emigrants?, Europe, help, its young, Keep, Opinion, the Balkans

A new ‘mode of action’ for Europe – prioritising the polity

July 25, 2019 editorColumns, Politics

by Sophie Pornschlegel on 24th July 2019 In the latest contribution to our ‘Europe2025’ series, Sophie Pornschlegel argues the EU needs to rethink its mode of action, in addition to tackling the pressing policy challenges ahead.

A new ‘mode, Europe, for Europe, of action, Opinion, prioritising, the polity

Brexit and the left

July 24, 2019 editorColumns, Politics

by Neal Lawson on 23rd July 2019 The Labour Party has squandered three years in addressing the challenge posed by the Brexit referendum. The left is in a mess on Brexit—both in the UK and, despite lots of solidarity, in…

and, Brexit, Europe, Int'l relations, The Left

The future of Europe: Rebalancing ecology, economics and ethics

July 19, 2019 editorColumns, Economy, Environment

by President Michael D. Higgins on 18th July 2019 Europe needs a new eco-social paradigm if it is to ward off the populist sirens and offer a positive vision for the continent. We have as a global community to respond…

Ecology, Economics, ethics, Europe, Int'l relations, Rebalancing

The EU needs a ‘Social Imbalances Procedure’

July 18, 2019 editorOp-Ed, Politics, Society

by Sebastiano Sabato, Bart Vanhercke and Francesco Corti on 17th July 2019 The focus of the European Union on fiscal consolidation has left European societies out of kilter and undermined the union’s legitimacy. A Social Imbalances Procedure could begin to…

‘Social Imbalances Procedure’, Europe, needs, the EU

The challenge ahead: a safer and more dynamic Europe

July 10, 2019July 10, 2019 editorBasic Rights, Op-Ed, Strategic

by Gustav Horn In the latest in our ‘Europe2025’ series, Gustav Horn focuses on macroeconomic institutional reforms for crisis-proofing and a programme of investment to engender vital public goods. After the European Parliament elections, it is time to decide how…

a safer, ahead, and, Europe, more dynamic, politics, The challenge

Europe must answer the climate call

June 29, 2019June 29, 2019 editorclimate, Columns, Disasters, Global warming, Lifestyle, Talks

By Christiana Figueres Brussels – In early 2015, the European Union became the first major economy to set a post-2020 target for limiting greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions. By committing to reducing emissions to at least 40% below 1990 levels by 2030,…

answer, climate call, Climate change, Europe, must, the

Beyond the EU budget zero-sum game

June 20, 2019June 20, 2019 editorBudget, Int’l relations, Op-Ed, Tax

by Leonardo Costa Discussion of the EU budget brings strife between supposed net contributors and beneficiaries. Yet the picture is more complex and Europe-wide taxation offers a way out. When it comes to the budget for the European Union, the…

beyond, EU budget, Europe, game, the, zero-sum

Europe should lead on climate action

May 19, 2019May 19, 2019 editorclimate, Mitigation, Op-Ed

By Connie Hedegaard Brussels – Since the massive mobilization effort that preceded the 2009 Conference of the Parties (COP15) in Copenhagen, the world has begun translating words and intentions into real action on climate change. European leadership – from government,…

climate action, Europe, Global warming, on, should lead

Rethinking Europe—a challenge for trade unions

May 16, 2019May 16, 2019 Lutfun NaharColumns, Industry, Politics

In our ‘Europe2025’ series, setting the agenda for the EU in the new term following the coming elections, Peter Scherrer outlines a project for rethinking Europe from a trade-union perspective. Nearly 700 delegates will be debating the future of our continent at…

a challenge, Europe, for trade unions, Rethinking

Unequal Europe—collating the data

May 10, 2019May 10, 2019 Lutfun NaharColumns, Economy, Inequality

Wouldn’t it be nice if there were a website collating the sources of data on inequality across the European Union and exploring evidence-based policy prescriptions? Now there is. Why is human labour remunerated so differently? Do opportunities in life have…

collating, Europe, the data, Unequal

European Elections in the UK: A Brexit turning-point?

April 18, 2019April 18, 2019 editorColumns, Economy, Int’l relations

by Brendan Donnelly Director, The Federal Trust It is easy to sympathise with last week’s reluctance of President Macron and other EU-27 leaders to endorse an extension of the Article 50 Brexit negotiations until the end of October 2019. There…

Brexit, Europe, European Elections, in the UK, turning-point

Italy’s agriculture Europe’s ‘greenest’, but unsustainable

January 3, 2019 Lutfun NaharAgriculture, Columns, Environment, Int’l relations

While Italian agriculture is in a leading position in terms of organic farming, sustainable agriculture and being at the forefront of biodiversity conservation; water scarcity, illegal workers and the role of women and combined ageing of its workforce remain pressing…

agriculture, Europe, greenest, Italy, unsustainable

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