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S&Ds push to bring the EU’s trade policy into the digital age

Brussels, 12 December 2017

EFSI 2.0: Smart investments to ensure a good future for all Europeans

Strasbourg, 12 December 2017

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ETS: Aviation deal puts pressure on ICAO to deliver real climate benefits

Brussels, 12 December 2017

FoodDrinkEurope welcomes the finalisation of the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement

(Brussels, 11 December 2017) FoodDrinkEurope welcomes the finalisation of the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) announced last Friday 8th December. The EU-Japan EPA, which comes with high expectations, both in terms of tariff reductions and removal of non-tariff barriers to trade, should significantly improve the market access conditions for European food and drinks in Japan.

New Report Suggests Ways to Revitalise Global Trade and Multilateral Cooperation

(11 December 2017) The members of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) should launch a work programme to foster a better understanding of the factors that have enabled institutional innovation in some policy areas but not in others, and to reflect on the role of established working practices in constraining the ability of the organisation to achieve its mandate.

The World Employment Confederation-Europe Elects New Board

Brussels,  December 11 2017 – The World Employment Confederation-Europe’s General Assembly has elected several new members to the Board, including a new President, Bettina Schaller and a new Vice-President, Maalfrid Brath.

Ms Schaller has served as Vice-President of the World Employment Confederation-Europe since 2015 and as a member of the Global Board and Chair of the European Public Affairs Committee since May 2014. She currently oversees the Group Public Affairs activities of the Adecco Group at global and European level.

ACCA comments on latest Brexit developments

Helen Brand OBE, chief executive of ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) says:

‘ACCA welcomes today’s news of a breakthrough on the Brexit negotiations. It has always been clear that compromise would be required in order to move forward and we are pleased that this compromise appears to have been achieved.

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Pittella and Gualtieri: Progress on divorce agreement is positive but still a long road ahead

Brussels, 8 December 2017

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