To host AMLA, Rome needs to do more than just tackling financial crime
Italy has a strong case to be awarded the European Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA), but it will have to do more than tackle financial crime to convince its European peers, writes Maria Nizzero. Maria Nizzero is a research fellow at... Mayhem in Sofia as protesters demand change of football leadership
The center of the Bulgarian capital looked like a warzone on Thursday evening (16 November) as demonstrations demanding the resignations of senior football executives went out of control and ended in violent clashes with the police. The stairs are moving
Welcome to Euractiv’s weekly Economy Brief. You can subscribe to the newsletter here. I grew up with the idea that a career was linear, progressive, just like the ladder it is often associated with. My father worked all his life... EU strikes deal on new ‘ecocide’ rules to send polluters in jail
European Union legislators reached agreement on Thursday (16 November) on a new directive that will see jail sentences of up to 10 years for the worst polluters and companies fined up to 5% of their global turnover. German court setback unlikely to impact EU fiscal rule reform, sources say
A German court ruling that forced Berlin to freeze €60 billion in planned green investment spending is unlikely to have much impact on the reform of EU fiscal rules now under review, senior euro zone officials said on Thursday (16...
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