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AEGEE-EUROPE LAUNCHES THE “Y VOTE 2014” CAMPAIGN TO ENGAGE FIRST TIME VOTERS IN THE ELECTIONS TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT OF MAY 2014.

AEGEE Europe

BRUXELLES, 22 September 2013. AEGEE-Europe will focus a big part of the activities of its 13000 members in a broad campaign to engage students, young citizens and all first time voters in the campaign for the European Parliament Elections of May 2014. This campaign is launched now with a convention called “Ignite the spark of youth” hosted by AEGEE-Valladolid, one of the local branches of AEGEE-Europe in Spain.

Postal Delivery: A key enabler for the growth of e-commerce

PostEurop

Commissioner Barnier congratulates PostEurop on its 20th Anniversary

Increasing road transport’s contribution to the development of Central Asian economies

IRU - International Road Transport Union

High-level International Conference on the “Development of Road Transport and Transit Potential in Central Asia for the Period up to 2023” confirms road transport’s untapped potential to contribute to the economic development of the region and adopts an Action Plan to further develop trade and international road transport in Central Asian countries.

New Report: EU failing its own Treaty with incoherent actions towards developing countries

Caritas Europa

A new report released today shows that real impact of EU policies on the poor in developing countries contradicts EU’s Lisbon Treaty. Caritas Europa reiterates that all EU policies must be coherent in supporting the needs of developing countries.

DIGITALEUROPE WELCOMES THE INITIALLING OF THE EU-SINGAPORE FREE TRADE AGREEMENT

DIGITAL EUROPE

Brussels, 20 September 2013: DIGITALEUROPE welcomes the initialling of the trade agreement between Singapore and the EU. It is a welcome step towards the reduction and elimination of both tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade.
John Higgins, Director General of DIGITALEUROPE commented; “We congratulate the European Commis

AB InBev Survey Uncovers Why Parents Don’t Talk to Children About Drinking

AB InBev

Results coincide with fourth annual Global Be(er) Responsible Day Company reports second-year progress towards Global Responsible Drinking Goals

 

GUE/NGL condemns fascist murder of Greek musician Pavlos Fyssas

GUE/NGL Group in the EP

GUE/NGL President Gabi Zimmer condemns the horrific murder of dissident Greek musician Pavlos Fyssas.

She said: "We are deeply shocked by this murder and condemn this act in the strongest possible terms. The fact that fascists with links to Golden Dawn are willing to carry out political murder highlights, in the starkest manner, the misanthropic objectives these violent offenders pursue with their open racism and hatred of dissidents and migrants."

‘The European Social Model – a key driver for competitiveness, the four EU Agencies’ contributions

Eurofound

Four EU agencies - Cedefop, ETF, Eurofound and EU-OSHA – and the EP Employment and Social Affairs Committee are joining forces on 25 September 2013 to examine and highlight how each one is contributing to a strengthened European Social Model – in its own unique way. Assessing how exactly the European Social Model can contribute to increased competitiveness, the Agencies will provide different perspectives in the context of the current crisis.

Greece: fanatic acts have no place in a democratic society. Joseph Daul, Chairman of the EPP Group

EPP Group in the European Parliament

The Chairman of the EPP Group, Joseph Daul, strongly condemns the killing of Pavlos Fyssas, a 34 year-old man, who, according to news reports, was assassinated yesterday in Athens by members of the Golden Dawn party. “Fanatic acts and violence do not have any place in modern and democratic societies in any EU Member States. Any crime is abominable but a political one is unacceptable within the European Union. We strongly condemn any kind of violence. Those responsible for this murder must be brought to justice as soon as possible.

Sakharov-winner Nasrin Sotoudeh released

THE GREENS/EUROPEAN FREE ALLIANCE

Commenting on the unexpected early release of human rights activist and 2012 Sakharov Prize winner Nasrin Sotoudeh from prison in Tehran, Green MEP and chair of the EP's human rights subcommittee Barbara Lochbihler said:

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