EESC Info

  • In this issue:

    • Finnish EU presidency presents programme based on sustainability and wellbeing;
    • Conny Reuter, co-chair of the EESC Liaison Group: "We are here to promote civil dialogue in a progressive and inclusive Europe";
    • European agriculture should move in the direction of agroecology;
    • Circular Economy: time to unleash the power of consumers;
    • Without a strong European battery industry, car manufacturers may leave the EU.
  • In this issue:

    • Civil Society Days cautiously optimistic about sustainability of democracy in Europe
    • EESC calls for socially fair energy transition and permanent dialogue with citizens
    • Grand DĂ©part of the Tour de France - EESC hosts event on clean mobility
    • Media should let go of a charity approach to disability
  • Also in this issue:

    • The fight against antisemitism is also a fight for a democratic, value-based Europe 
    • EESC puts forward proposal to enhance SMEs' contribution to the bioeconomy
    • Artificial intelligence in Europe: no one must be left behind
    • Europe's civil society calls for political commitment to achieving equal treatment of men and women
  • In this issue:

    • Millions of citizens with disabilities will not be able to cast their ballots in European elections
    • EESC puts forward blueprint for Future of Europe
    • EESC calls for action to uphold democracy amid alarming reports from EU civil society
    • The White Dove way - EESC proposes a plan to make EU the peace-building leader both in Europe and globally
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    • Young Europeans want education and social media to boost democracy and citizen participation in the EU
    • At ten YEYS is more relevant than ever, says initiator
    • YEYS as seen by former participants: a transformative experience
    • A digital history of YEYS
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    Also in this issue:
     

    • EESC votes in favour of EU-supported decent minimum income
    • EESC proposes new Sustainable Dietary Guidelines for Europe
    • Commissioner Hogan at EESC: decision on CAP budget lies now with co-legislators
  • Barnier at the EESC: The worst thing for Europe is silence

     

    Also in this issue:

     

    • No-deal Brexit threatens the viability of the aeronautics and chemical industries
    • EESC to call for legal recognition of philanthropic activities in EU
    • Time to break the mourning silence on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
    • Tastes of Danube - Breaking bread to break barriers
    • Women who fly with the SWANS
    • Aria Nuova: cultural heritage for social inclusion
    • Balkans Beyond Borders: unleashing the power of youth creativity to heal the wounds of war
    • Safe Passage: keeping the culture of human rights alive
    • "The past is a good teacher but not a destination for the future";
    • Without migrants, Europe's economic and social model is in danger, says the EESC;
    • Implementing the EU's green legislation must become a priority;
    • Romania's EU Presidency: a fresh start for the European project.
    • Commissioner Stylianides: rescEU is only a first upgrade of Civil Protection Mechanism
    • EESC wants civil society to play greater role in EU external action
    • 40% of EU budget should be earmarked for climate change
    • A strong, fully-funded CAP is essential