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| | | | | The week of March 17-21 is set to be particularly eventful for the European institutions. On the digital and energy fronts, the IMCO, ITRE,,, | |
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| | | | | A redacted European Commission impact assessment has revealed a worrying dilution of ambition on the reform of REACH, the EU's key chemicals regulation. Meanwhile the European Ombudsman is probing whether the full impact assessment should have been released. | |
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| | | | | Originally published by The Spectator (picture via CC-BY-4.0: © European Union 2019 - Source: EP) For five years, Jean-Claude Juncker has been head of the European Commission. Luxembourg's former Prime Minister is known for always being able to crack a joke, but as his term endsthis year,it's a good time to look at the good, [...] | |
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| | | It's time both the World Bank and IMF abandoned the short-term fixes and austerity that have repeatedly failed people in developing countries, says Anthony Kamande. With their joint annual meetings back on African soil for the first time in five decades, he sets out six ways both institutions can make real and lasting change: from debt restructuring to encouraging social spending and taxes on the wealthiest. | ||