Did the Conference on the Future of Europe go local? Evidence from Poland
This article is based on research presented at the UACES Graduate Forum 2023 (8-9 June, at IBEI, Barcelona).
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July 9, 2023 Breaking the stalemate on Europe’s nature restoration law
The European Union’s nature restoration law may not be perfect and will touch the lives of millions of people, including farmers, fishers and foresters. But we should not let this become an excuse to give up and kill it next week, as some are suggesting, writes Paul Polman.
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TOURISM
July 8, 2023 Europe Faces Travel Chaos as Air Traffic Control Threatens Strike
Hundreds of thousands of flights across Europe this summer are in jeopardy after air traffic controllers vowed to take strike action.
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EUROPE
June 26, 2023 Europe risks missing 2030 climate goal, EU auditors warn
EU countries are vague in their plans to meet climate targets and, due to a significant financing gap, could risk not meeting the EU’s objective of reducing emissions 55% below 1990 levels by 2030, the European Court of Auditors (ECA) said in a new report on Monday (26 June).
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CYPRUS
June 12, 2023 Cyprus waters cleanest in Europe, Commission says
Cyprus ranks first in Europe as regards the cleanest swimming waters, according to the results of the European Commission’s latest report that were announced on Friday.
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EUROPE
May 20, 2023 Energy Taxation Directive: Europe’s key climate law stuck in a quagmire
Talks to revise the 20-year-old Energy Taxation Directive are moving at a snail’s pace amid resistance from EU countries in a matter that requires unanimity among the 27.
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EUROPE
April 29, 2023 Europe needs to urgently prepare for carbon market ‘endgame’
In just 16 years from now, the CO2 cap under the EU’s emissions trading scheme goes down to zero. This is hard to ignore and means no one can indulge into procrastination, argues Claudia Günther, Michael Pahle, Sebastian Osorio and Simon Quemin.
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EUROPE
April 22, 2023 Europe’s Chip Gambit — Will it Reverse the Continent’s Decline?
It is crunch time for chips in Europe, as a final deal was reached on April 18 on the continent’s Chips Act – the key will be how the billions of subsidies will be spent, writes Christopher Cytera.
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EUROPE
April 17, 2023 The struggle for Europe’s green construction norms
Negotiations on the EU’s revised construction product regulation are drawing to a close after months of fighting behind the scenes between industry groups and green advocates.
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GEOPOLITICS
March 13, 2023 The new energy map in Europe, the Balkans and the Eastern Mediterranean
First published in the Serbian Strategic Review, Nr. 5, 2023 By Dr. Panagiotis Sfaelos The war in Ukraine has created a new geopolitical reality where energy security is fundamental for the future of Europe. Already, there is an energy and food crisis in Europe as a result of the war and the hard […]
