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A guide to the new era of financial supervision in the EU
by isabelle.merillet on 16th May 2012
Crisis Creates Opportunities – A new era of European supervision of financial services and markets.
Ten most influential political voices on twitter in the European Union
by isabelle.merillet on 17th April 2012
Brussels’ ten most influential Twitter users come from the three key EU institutions, as well as from the worlds of journalism and blogging.
The Belgian federal government
by rebecca.jarvis on 9th December 2011
Following 540 days of negotiations among informers, pre-formers, conciliators, high-level groups and royal clarifiers, Belgium has officially announced a new federal government.
The new government is a coalition of six political parties and three political families. The Socialists (Parti Socialiste & Socialistische Partij. Anders), Liberals (Mouvement Réformateur & open Vlaamse Liberale Democraten) and Christian- Democrats (centre démocrate humaniste & Christelijk Democratisch & Vlaams) are represented on both sides of the linguistic border.
Rio +20: Insight on the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development
by rebecca.jarvis on 6th December 2011
In the run-up to next summer’s UN Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio+20, Burson-Marsteller has set up an online meeting point for players in the debate to track its developments, to express their views and expectations, and to voice support for sustainability. It hosts interviews with various actors, information on the conference and the latest Rio+20 buzz from Twitter but we also invite you to share your views.
The Danish parliamentary election
by rebecca.jarvis on 21st September 2011
Denmark bucked the current European trend towards the right in its general election on 15 September. Danes voted in a left-wing ‘Red Alliance’ coalition headed by Social Democrat leader Helle Thorning-Schmidt, defeating the Liberal-Conservative coalition, which had been in power for ten years.
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