By Martin Banks Easter is just around the corner and you may be wondering how to mark the Holy Season with a special “treat”. Of course, chocolate is the usual order of the day when it comes to Paques but there are other ways to enjoy the holiday period. One such way might be a […]
By Martin Banks The EU’s new Anti-Corruption Directive can only be a “first step” towards tackling the issue, say some MEPs.
By Denis MacShane, former Europe Minister in the UK Lionel Jospin, one of the big figures in French Socialist Party politics, has died aged 88. He was a leading figure in the long domination of French politics by the Socialist Party following the 14 year reign of François Mitterrand as President 1981-1997.
More Australian beef will be served on the dining tables of Europe under a new free trade deal with the European Union that cuts most export tariffs on Australian products.
By Martin Banks Easter is fast approaching and you may be looking for nice ways to spend the short holiday season. If so, an upcoming concert in Brussels city centre could be just the thing for you. The Holy Wednesday concert takes place at the Cathedral of Saints Michael and Gudula in Brussels on 1 […]
By Martin Banks Calling all chocolate lovers.
By Martin Banks It was supposed to be the “war to end all wars” and a significant World War One landmark in Belgium is approaching.
By Martin Banks For one vital sector of the nation’s economy it is Belgium’s equivalent of the Oscars.
EU energy chief says the executive can do more to abate prices while calling on member states to cut taxes on electricity immediately. Oil and gas prices have soared as a result of the war in Iran and its retaliation on the Gulf countries, halting the flow of energy along the Strait of Hormuz.
The Renew Europe group says it welcomes the extension of the derogation of the e-Privacy Directive to tackle child sexual abuse online.
