EU Parliament approves Lagarde as ECB chief
European Parliament approves Lagarde as the next boss of the European Central Bank.
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Germany faces turbulent times
The resignation of Social Democrat leader Andrea Nahles makes early elections in Germany more likely. But both the CDU and the SPD should avoid any hasty decisions, says DW Editor-in-Chief Ines Pohl.
Poland’s Law and Justice party win Sunday’s EU vote
Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party surged to a clear victory in EU Parliament vote.
Europeans vote, with EU future in balance
Europeans vote in an election expected to further dent traditional pro-EU parties.
Turkey slams move to block bid to join EU
Turkey criticises as “unacceptable” a vote by the European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee calling for the suspension of EU accession negotiations with it.
A populist ‘tsunami’: Is it destructive or constructive?
Sim Vireak compares the current tide of populism in Europe and past populist trend in Japan.
EU ready to discuss new Brexit deal if UK changes ‘red lines’
The European Union told Britain it could have a different kind of Brexit deal.
Land reform in S.Africa will not violate law
South African President tells the EU Parliament that South Africa will enact land reforms.
Reforms required in the post-EBA Cambodia
For Cambodia, EBA provides a lot of benefits to the agriculture industry, in particular, rice and a number of other potential products.
CCU threatens protests if EP demands not met
CCU warned that if the government failed to comply with a European Parliament resolution, the government would face massive demonstrations from workers.
Government blasts European Parliament’s resolution
Government has lashed out at a European Parliament resolution passed that calls for Kem Sokha’s treason charges to be dropped and human rights to be restored.
EU to Cambodia: drop Kem Sokha’s charges
The European Parliament (EP) on Thursday, requested that all charges against former opposition leader Kem Sokha be dropped.
EU proposes ban on straws, other single-use plastics
The EU proposes a bloc-wide ban on single-use plastics such as straws and cutlery
Zuckerberg agrees to live-stream hearing
Zuckerberg agrees to live-stream his meeting with European Parliament members.
The way to a peaceful world?
Who will rule the world? It’s a subject that more and more becomes the conversation among Western politicians and policy makers – and its content darkens with every passing month.
EU to check on money laundering moves in Malta, along with journalist’s murder
EU commissioner says she will visit Malta.
Orban win in Hungary brings headaches for Brussels
The European Parliament congratulates Hungary’s Viktor Orban on his reelection.
‘Wind back in Europe’s sails’: Juncker
European Commission President, in a flagship speech, says the “wind is back in Europe’s sails” after last year’s shock Brexit vote.
