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What we offer & for whom
PubAffairs Bruxelles is a membership-based organisation created to foster understanding, transparency and participation in the work of the European Union. PubAffairs Bruxelles aims at creating an open platform for debate, information exchange as well as the development of ideas among its members, establishing a diverse community. PubAffairs Bruxelles welcomes participants from public and regulatory bodies such as associations, federations, NGOs, as well as regional, national and European Institutions. We also welcome participants from the private sector, including consultancies, corporations and business. In addition, as one of PubAffairs Bruxelles fundamental principles is to represent as far as possible the range of individuals concerned with the European Union policy making, we believe that the participation of academics, think-tanks, researchers, the media and the wider civil society enriches the debate further
Joint Press Conference – Political priorities for the EU under the Portuguese presidency
Highlights: President Von der Leyen on the inauguration of the new President of the US
The EU’s ‘SURE’ financial aid explained
EU leaders welcome new Biden administration pushing for closer ties, while others less enthusiastic
How can business survive climate change?
How the coronavirus pandemic sparks innovations
Armin Laschet elected head of Merkel’s CDU party
German Foreign Ministry Sees Common U.S., EU Strategy on China
[Interview] Wolfgang Schäuble issues warning on #EU#RecoveryFund. Governments must implement tough reforms, says #Germany’s former finance minister | Financial Times https://t.co/qU1IMWJKvT
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 26, 2021
#EnergyTransition: #Renewables overtook #FossilFuels as EU’s main power source in 2020. Renewables generated 38% of the EU’s electricity in 2020, overtaking coal and gas to become the main source of electricity for the first time ever in Europe | Euractiv https://t.co/vsCKB0q086
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 25, 2021
#Gatekeepers: #Google seals content payment deal with French news publishers. Google and a French publishers’ lobby said they had agreed to a #Copyright framework for the tech giant to pay news publishers for content online, in a first for Europe | Reuters https://t.co/jg8evcLKnx
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[Featured] #SpacePolicy: The #US and #China must cooperate in space. Global threats like pandemics and climate change are obvious examples; setting norms for commercial activities in space is another, @SlaughterAM and E. Lawrence argue | Project Syndicate https://t.co/k2hBVizWwr
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 25, 2021
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[Opinion] #GlobalEurope – A new tone in #US–#China Relations? Both the US and Chinese governments must start to understand that combining cooperation with competition is the best way forward, A.Sheng, X. Geng argue | Project Syndicate https://t.co/UKos2A00G3
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 26, 2021
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 26, 2021
[Featured] #ClimateAction: As #US renews #Climate relations with #EU and #China, carbon pricing raises tensions. An EU plan to tax carbon-intensive imports could spur a race to the top between the world’s three biggest polluters | Climate Home News https://t.co/YpFiclyjDH
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 26, 2021
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 26, 2021
[Commentary] #GlobalEurope: How not to work with the Biden administration. The mere prospect of a strengthened EU-US alliance forced Beijing to make concessions to Brussels last month, Andrew Small @ajwsmall comments | @ECFRhttps://t.co/Po017TsXRo
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 25, 2021
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 26, 2021
#Brexit: EU to seek more time to ratify #TradeDeal with UK. Bloc wants until the end of April to sign off on agreement with Britain | Financial Times https://t.co/xFbZNXlLag
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 25, 2021
Credit: European Council How might the crisis brought on by Covid-19 affect the future of European integration? Sir Michael Leigh
A mid-October New Diplomatist interview on the state of the Brexit negotiations, the Internal Market Bill and the future of UK’s foreign policy with Dr Nicholas Wright, Senior Teaching Fellow in EU Politics at UCL
An early September EU overview before the US presidential election: A New Diplomatist interview with Massimiliano Gobbato, PubAffairs’ Communication Director
Why Europe cannot become a giant Switzerland: Geopolitical challenges in times of covid-19
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