Belgium in the UN Security Council
From January 1st 2019 onwards, Belgium will begin its two-year term in the United Nations Security Council. On the eve
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2018: A record year for the Port of Antwerp – CEO Jacques Vandermeiren
2018 looks set to be a record year for the Port of Antwerp for the sixth time in a row,
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Mineral Wool Environmental and Health Concerns Spread to France
A petition has been launched in France against the mineral wool giant Rockwool over a planned plant in Soissons in
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Civil society and migrants working hand-in-hand for hope
For nearly a year now, I’ve immersed myself in one subject: migration. Academically, I’m working on my masters in the
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Belgian humanitarian aid focused on helping in the refugees’ own region
In 2018, Belgium earmarked 170 million euros for humanitarian aid. This amount went mainly to helping refugees and people in
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On the eve of Romania’s presidency, challenges at home and abroad
The first day of January 2019 will mark the beginning of Romania’s Presidency of the European Union, which it will
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Belgium among the 152 countries that ratified the UN Migration Pact
Migration has been largely governed by rules established in the first half of the century, which did not anticipate that
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This is how the 2019 European Elections barometer looks now
The Friedrich Erbert Stiftung (FES) has set up a barometer in order to have an look at the S&D member
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The Importance Of Kazakhstan’s Nuclear Industry For Europe
Kazatomprom (The National Atomic Company of the Republic of Kazakhstan) is the world’s biggest uranium producer, with 20% of global
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#SheIsEqual campaign for women’s rights exceeds all expectations
More than 780 million euros additional financial support for women’s rights. This is the provisional result of the international #SheIsEqual
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