Covid-19 Lockdowns are back as EU’s east pays for low vaccination rates Latvia closes bars, shops, imposes curfews for the next month 2 min. Now
European Union Commission ordered to disclose details of 'revolving doors' European Ombudsman has inspected 100 files to see how Commission handles potential conflict of interest when staff move to new roles by Heledd PRITCHARD 4 min. today at 13:46
tech EU’s ambitious tech rules to be delayed further into 2022 EU countries originally envisioned an agreement by spring 2022, according to an earlier draft from September seen by Bloomberg today at 13:29
environment Europe’s banks targeting CO2 neutrality without plan ECB is pushing banks to improve their grasp of the risks that climate change poses today at 10:38
prices France seeks to ease crisis for energy-intensive companies An already-announced tax cut on electricity consumption will curb manufacturers’ bills by €200 million next year 19.10.2021
money EU starts work on fiscal reforms after Covid spending splurge European Commission has launched a public consultation on a fiscal framework that dictates countries’ debt and deficit levels 19.10.2021
Recruitment Brussels' top HR man backs Luxembourg for EU jobs Attracting people to jobs in Luxembourg is "always" a priority, EU Commissioner responsible for HR budget says by Heledd PRITCHARD 2 min. 19.10.2021
The Eurocrat EU tackles future of fiscal discipline and of Poland Debate looms over limiting how much member states can borrow to balance debt and deficits by Beatriz Ríos 3 min. 18.10.2021
Politics Scholz coalition eyes €500bn in spending on German reboot Greens agreed on Sunday to proceed to talks to form three-way alliance led by Social Democratic election victor Olaf Scholz 18.10.2021
Project Syndicate Will corruption threaten Europe’s economic recovery? The fight against misuse of EU funds is not new, writes Luis Garicano 4 min. 17.10.2021
