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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
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[Featured] Merkel minus Angela. #ArminLaschet's surprise victory in the #CDU leadership contest makes him the front-runner to become #Germany's next chancellor, but it doesn't guarantee him the job, by @josef_joffe | Project Syndicate https://t.co/MfF8Gw5W1d
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
#FutureofEurope: #Portugal tries to overcome ‘Conference on the Future of Europe’ deadlock. In light of the pandemic and the rise of #GlobalCompetition, many claim Europe should carry out reforms to re-establish itself in the global scene | Euractiv https://t.co/g6BwISJ7n1
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
#Italy's PM Conte survives to face confidence test in Senate. Prime Minister #GiuseppeConte's coalition government has survived a vote in Italy's Chamber of Deputies, ahead of a bigger test in the upper house | Deutsche Welle https://t.co/oX8Nq8DL61
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
#GlobalEurope: EU eyes Dollar’s global dominance in a bid to bolster the #Euro. It's seeking to erode the dominance of the #USdollar and to insulate the bloc from financial risks | Bloomberg https://t.co/pFK7PWf9XY
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
#Trade: Tripling of #China–#Europe shipping costs threatens goods supply. Prices at record high fuelled by shortage of containers and recovery in consumer demand | Financial Times https://t.co/jw1ugWuRkW
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
[Opinion] #EUneighbourhood: Tackling frozen conflicts in the EU's own neighbourhood. Last year's events in #SouthCaucasus have brought to light the issue of protracted conflicts, frequently referred to as 'frozen conflicts' | Euobserver https://t.co/WgSd5tm05s
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
[Opinion] #Development: EU name change masks new restrictions in development sector. There is a strong willingness to move away from a "donor-recipient relationship" to "partnerships of equals" with developing countries, writes I. Brachet | Euobserver https://t.co/LqRNi5TSaF
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
#PostBrexit: The UK and EU are heading for bad-tempered rivalry, unless we can avert it. For all the ‘sovereignty’ it has gained, post-Brexit Britain will be trapped in a future of permanent negotiation | @ECFRhttps://t.co/sMgGxBpjy2
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
#PostBrexit: Shock Brexit charges are hurting us, say small British businesses. Levies to cover the increase in red tape, VAT and customs declarations are hitting #Trade to the European Union | The Guardian https://t.co/NJ9UPBu0Gv
— PubAffairs EU News & Debates 🇪🇺 (@PubAffairsEU) January 19, 2021
The presidency of Joe Biden heralds an opportunity for Europe, and more particularly the EU, to revive its relationship with
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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