Catégorie Medias

Tidl. EU-kommissærer: Det er skrækkeligt, at EU’s regeringschefer vil skære i forskningen

DEBAT: Coronakrisen og klimakrisen viser, at vi har et kæmpe behov for forskning og innovation. Derfor er det skrækkeligt, at EU vil skære i det europæiske forskningsprogram, skriver Pascal Lamy og Carlos Moeda.  Af Pascal Lamy og Carlos MoedasHhv. præsident emeritus ved Jacques Delors-instituttet, tidligere EU-kommissær for handel og tidligere generaldirektør for Verdenshandelsorganisationen samt medlem af bestyrelsen […]

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Europe unveils targets for hyped research ‘missions’

By Nicholas WallaceSep. 22, 2020 , 4:30 AM The European Union today revealed proposed objectives for its much-hyped “missions,” which will concentrate research funding on tackling problems in five broad areas: cancer, adapting to climate change, carbon-neutral cities, healthy waters, and soil health. The missions could receive hundreds of millions of euros per year from Horizon […]

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How state aid became a Brexit deal-breaker

Tories used to think controls on subsidies were the best thing about Brussels. Now they want to open the spending taps For years only left-wingers like Jeremy Corbyn, the former Labour leader, and Bob Crow, a trade-union honcho, were bothered by Europe’s state-aid regime. For Conservative Eurosceptics, it was the best thing about Brussels. Rules prohibiting […]

All-out effort needed to learn successful virus response

Funabashi: In the postwar international society, the prevailing view has been that a “good” society is a democracy that achieves economic growth, using gross domestic product as the standard metric. Not only capitalist countries in the West, but also socialist ones in the East, have regarded higher living standards and full employment as ideal. These […]

Induction of India-Japan-Germany-Brazil in UNSC is imperative for future of multilateralism

By Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury, ET Bureau Synopsis NEW DELHI: India, along with Brazil, Germany and Japan, should be inducted into the United Nations Security Council as permanent members for multilateralism to progress. This argument was put forward by Pradeep Mehta, Secretary General of CUTS International, a global public policy think tank on trade, regulations and […]