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Time to end barriers to trade for food

March 24, 2017

By Elias Papadopoulos, Political Consultant In early March the European Commission published a Roadmap on the Evaluation of the Regulation on the functioning of the internal market. In place since 1998, an assessment of the Regulation is indeed long overdue. Perhaps nowhere is intra-EU free trade more problematic than when it comes to food. As… » read more

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Agriculture & Food, Health & Consumers, Member States, Trade & Industry

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Elections in The Netherlands: the role of populism and impact on the EU

March 17, 2017

By Chenoa Geerts, Associate Political Consultant The Netherlands. Known for its windmills, tulips and “Netherlands Second” plea, this week it’s attracted international attention to its parliamentary elections. After a turbulent 12 months in which the UK voted for Brexit and Donald Trump was elected US President, the question was whether the populist trend would continue… » read more

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Member States, UK in Europe

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A White Paper balancing realism with wishful thinking

March 2, 2017

By Elias Papadopoulos, Political Consultant It was eagerly anticipated – as eagerly as any White Paper on the Future of Europe can be, that is. Some thought that Brexit rhetoric managed to seep into it, others thought it was vague and lacked substance. Well, perhaps it was no surprise that a paper intended as the… » read more

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Global Europe

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