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- 1EU Inc.: Europe's struggle to build a unified corporate structure▼EU Inc.: Why Europe is struggling to create a new corporate structure
European policymakers are pushing to create a new pan-European corporate form, often dubbed 'EU Inc.', that would let start-ups incorporate and operate across the bloc under a single set of rules. The proposal has stalled amid disagreements between member states over harmonising company law, tax and insolvency rules, leaving Europe's businesses navigating 27 different national systems that critics say hold back scaling and investment.
- 2EU pesticides protection scheme faces further delays▼More delay in EU’s protection against hazardous pesticides
The European Union has again postponed measures intended to better protect people and the environment from hazardous pesticides, according to campaign group PAN Europe. The delay concerns the EU's efforts to restrict or phase out the most harmful pesticide active substances. Environmental organisations are criticising the slow pace, arguing that continued exposure to dangerous chemicals is unnecessary while rules sit unresolved.
- 3German Foreign Minister reaffirms commitment to Council of Europe▼German Foreign Minister reaffirms Germany’s commitment to Council of Europe
Germany's Foreign Minister has reaffirmed the country's commitment to the Council of Europe, according to the Strasbourg-based organisation. The statement signals continued German support for the pan-European body's work on human rights, democracy and the rule of law. It comes amid ongoing debates in Europe about multilateral institutions and the continent's security and political order.
- 4Volt Italia Amplifies Housing Rights and Affordable Rent Debate●# DirittoAllaCasa # CrisiAbitativa # Affitti # Housing # AffordableHousing # EuropaFederale # Volt # VoltItalia # VoltEu
Volt Italia, the Italian branch of the pan-European Volt party, is pushing the issue of the right to housing, citing the housing crisis and rising rents. The party ties the affordable housing debate to its broader call for a federal Europe, arguing housing policy needs coordinated European solutions rather than purely national ones.