Bank Notes for a Better Europe
Huffington Post | October 30, 2012http://videos.huffingtonpost.com/bank-notes-for-a-better-europe-517516095
ZE PAK IPO: investors not rushing in
Financial Times | October 30, 2012In the past, when Poland’s treasury ministry sold off big state controlled companies through the Warsaw Stock Exchange there was a frisson of excitement among investors – something that seems to be missing ahead of next week’s debut of power producer ZE PAK.
Notes for a better Europe
green.tv | October 30, 2012http://green.tv/videos/notes-for-a-better-europe/
NGOs for ‘greener EU budget’ release ‘positive examples’ animated video
cafe babel | October 30, 2012http://www.cafebabel.co.uk/video/556/green-ngos-europe-budget-renewable-positive.html
Dinero bien gastado
La Informacion | October 24, 2012Well Spent es una campaña de concienciación a nivel europeo que pretende dar a conocer dónde se emplean mejor los fondos de cohesión de la Unión Europea desde el punto de vista medio ambiental, país por país.
EU’s Balkan Energy Strategy Queried
Balkan Insight | October 23, 2012Western Balkan countries face a future that relies too much on coal and nuclear power, the Green watchdog Bankwatch says .
Notes for a Better Europe
Krytyka Polityczna | October 19, 2012http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lv9vFCUmGKI&feature=player_embedded
Europe needs targeted cohesion funding
European Voice | October 18, 2012On the eve of last Friday’s ‘Friends of Cohesion Policy’ meeting in Bratislava, Slovakia’s prime minister, Robert Fico, set out in your newspaper (“The Cohesion policy is good for all”, 4-10 October) why the European Union’s net beneficiary states want no cuts to the future multi-annual financial framework (MFF) 2014-20. Boosting jobs and growth was Fico’s message, reinforced by the countries at the Bratislava meeting, but with very few concrete details and, of course, some obligatory nods to ‘better spending’.
EU’s energy strategy in the Balkans questioned by MEPs
Information Daily | October 18, 2012Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) and local Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) worry that the European Commission is bypassing civil society and environmental rules in its Western Balkan strategy.
MEPs question EU’s energy strategy in the Balkans
EurActiv | October 17, 2012MEPs and local NGOs worry that that the European Commission is bypassing civil society and environmental rules as it devises an energy strategy for the Western Balkan region.