July 4, 2019 – B2 Pro The daily life of geopolitical Europe

Air strike, civil conflict… is Libya still a safe place?

July 4, 2019 Nicolas Gros Verheyde Civil conflict, Right of asylum, Editorial, Libya 0 min read

(B2) After the deadly airstrike on a migrant detention camp in Libya, attributed to the forces of Field Marshal Haftar, it will be difficult for anyone to defend any…

[Verbatim] Rule of law, unanimity, foreign fighters, asylum package… Finland shows the temperature

July 4, 2019 B2 Writing Ante Rinne, Foreign fighters, Right of asylum, Rule of law, Iraq, Qualified majority, Pekka Haavisto, Finnish Presidency of the EU, Dublin regulation, CFSP strategy 3 min read

(B2 in Helsinki) Finland, which took over the presidency of the Council of the European Union at the beginning of July, intends to make its mark on certain issues. Its main leaders...

The European Parliament sits in plenary session for the election of its president on July 3. (Credit: EP/Marc DOSSMANN)

The 14 designated Vice-Presidents of Parliament. The far right bypassed will not have an elected presidential seat

July 4, 2019 Nicolas Gros Verheyde Elections 2019, free, GUE, I&D, Open, European Parliament, PPE, RenewEurope, S & D, Green 3 min read

(B2) Following the election of its President David-Maria Sassoli, the European Parliament appointed its 14 Vice-Presidents, 7 women, 7 men. Three rounds were necessary: 11…

The President of the European Parliament is… David-Maria Sassoli

July 4, 2019 B2 Writing David-Maria Sassoli, European Parliament 4 min read

(B2 in Strasbourg) Italy's David-Maria Sassoli wants to strengthen the democratic power of the European Parliament. The new president is already sending a message to heads of state and government on...

The Dutch training mission in Niger interrupted

July 4, 2019 Nicolas Gros Verheyde Brief, Opex, Medical support 0 min read

(B2) The four Dutch soldiers who were to provide a ten-week training course for the Nigerien army returned to the Netherlands prematurely at the end of June. The Ministry of Defence explains...

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