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Two MEPs analyse the speeches recently made by the UK Prime Minister and the French President in which they set out conflicting visions for the future of Europe. -
A Chinese company has brought investment to the Greek port of Piraeus, but is it beneficial for the workers and the local and European economies? EPTV investigates.
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It used to be that ‘Made in Italy’ was a sign of quality, but counterfeits flooded the market. MEPs want to make origin labels compulsory to restore confidence in EU textiles.
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Brussels journalists pore over the news that made headlines in Europe this summer and anticipate the hot topics of the autumn.
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Would “Made in Europe” make us more money? It might favour SMEs who have decided to keep production in the EU. Obligatory textile labelling could also promote ethical shopping as consumers could spend to promote fairer wages and working conditions.
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Copenhagen after four days: 'Little progress has been made, we're rather moving backwards'. Emerging nations demand more binding commitments from the wealthier, developed countries. We examine the effects of climate change, untackled, for a small Pacific nation - here now, gone in 50 years. Jo Leinen (EPP), tells us of the 30/30 offer Europe could make, i.e. 30% less emissions and 30 billion in aid to developing nations.
