Budget breakdown: passing quarrel or deepening rift?
Triple scenario for the new CAP
The Communication on the reform of the CAP by the Commission is a full description of the challenges but we are still far
Taking stock of the current situation, sketching future perspectives
On 9th November 2010, the Commission published its fifth report on economic, social and
The Conference on Climate Change reached an unexpected agreement
The Cancun Agreement brings new hope to the international discussions on climate change
In favour of a cooperation treaty between the EU and the US
The EU-US summit on 20 November found itself overshadowed by the NATO summit held the day before.
The crushing of maternity and paternity: the risks of heterologous assisted reproduction
The European Court of Human Rights should recognise the existence
The EU-Africa-Summit
The Tripoli Declaration falls well short of the Summit’s ambitions, but sets challenging targets for the EU
Data protection : a challenge for the Churches as well
The coming revision of the EU data protection framework will not only involve debates about law but it will also offer an opportunity
The fight against trafficking in human beings: a new step in the EU
Last March, the European Commission launched a Proposal for a new Directive on preventing
The rise of populist movements in Europe: A general trend with different root causes
The COMECE bishops, worried by this phenomenon that they have
> 20 June
COMECE and CEC organise a Dialogue Seminar with the EU Commission on ‘European citizenship – challenges and benefits’
> 24-27 June
COMECE organises a « Week for Hope » on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of Ecclesia in Europa in Brussels
Budget breakdown: passing quarrel or deepening rift?
