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| Sep 9, 2022 | |
| Mar 26, 2021 | Due to discuss the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Single Market, industrial policy, digital transformation and the economy, the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean, and relations with Russia, in Brussels; |
| Mar 25, 2021 | Due to discuss the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Single Market, industrial policy, digital transformation and the economy, the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean, and relations with Russia, in Brussels; |
| Dec 11, 2020 | Due to meet about further coordination on COVID-19, climate change, security, and external relations, in Brussels; |
| Dec 10, 2020 | Due to meet about further coordination on COVID-19, climate change, security, and external relations, in Brussels; |
| Oct 29, 2020 | Due to meet about Covid-19 in Brussels, via Satellite; |
| Oct 15, 2020 | Due to meet about Brexit trade negotiations, in Brussels; |
| Jul 20, 2020 | Due to discuss the issue of a recovery fund to respond to the COVID-19 crisis and a new EU long term budget, in Brussels; |
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From @financialjuice|Sep 9, 2022|3 commentsECB HAS AGREED TO START DISCUSSIONS ON SHRINKING ITS BALANCE SHEET IN EARLY OCTOBER - FT.
From @financialjuice|Sep 9, 2022|2 commentsEU MINISTERS CALL FOR A CAP ON CHEAPER POWER GENERATORS' REVENUE. EU MINISTERS: MORE WORK IS NEEDED ON THE IMPORTED GAS PRICE CAP IDEA. EU MINISTERS PROPOSE A TAX ON THE PROFITS OF FOSSIL FUEL COMPANIES. MINISTERS ASK THE EU TO DESIGN EMERGENCY LIQUIDITY FACILITIES. EU COUNTRY MINISTERS ASKED THE EU TO DESIGN EMERGENCY LIQUIDITY INSTRUMENTS TO HELP ENERGY MARKET PARTICIPANTS FACING MARGIN CALLS - DRAFT MEETING SUMMARY.
From politico.eu|Dec 10, 2020|1 commentThis time, even Mutti couldn’t make everything better. For much of the past decade and a half, the EU could generally count on German Chancellor Angela Merkel to come to the rescue. But between the coronavirus pandemic, the dragged-out Brexit talks, a budget stalemate, and an array of geopolitical tensions especially in the Eastern Mediterranean, the year 2020 has turned into such a hellscape of policy problems, even Europe’s steady-handed matriarch has found herself outmatched. Many of these problems come crashing together Thursday ...
From bloomberg.com|Dec 9, 2020|3 commentsPolish Deputy Prime Minister Jaroslaw Gowin said that Poland and Hungary agreed on a compromise with Germany to unblock the European Union’s $2.2 trillion budget and stimulus plan. The Polish zloty and Hungarian forint extended gains against the euro after the announcement. Poland and Hungary had vetoed the massive funding plan over objections to tying funding to the adherence to the rule of law. The breakthrough happened the day before a critical EU summit of leaders. At stake for the pair was another round of massive EU aid in ...
From reuters.com|Dec 8, 2020|1 commentThe European Union may need to hold an extra summit to secure agreement on its planned economic recovery fund and budget, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Tuesday. Poland and Hungary are blocking 1.8 trillion euros ($2.18 trillion) in funding because they oppose a clause linking the release of funds to the rule of law. EU leaders will try to resolve the dispute at a summit that starts on Thursday in Brussels but Morawiecki gave no sign that Budapest and Warsaw would back down. “It may happen that another summit will ...
From cnbc.com|Dec 10, 2020|1 commentThe latest European impasse over a much-needed stimulus package has finally been overcome, meaning cash-strapped countries will soon get access to a historic level of funding. In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, European nations agreed in July to raise 750 billion euros ($908 billion) from public markets and use that money to support the economic recovery across the 27-member region. This was a significant move and came on top of 1.074 trillion euros ($1.3 trillion) to be spent between 2021 and 2027. However, the implementation ...
From @LiveSquawk|Dec 10, 2020Hungarian PM Cabinet Chief: Is Chance For Deal On EU Budget To Get Approved Today HUNGARY PM ORBAN'S CABINET CHIEF SAYS THE CURRENT PROPOSAL FOR AGREEMENT CONTAINS ALL THE GUARANTEES IMPORTANT FOR US #News #Forex #US #RBA
From politico.eu|Dec 10, 2020|1 commentThis time, even Mutti couldn’t make everything better. For much of the past decade and a half, the EU could generally count on German Chancellor Angela Merkel to come to the rescue. But between the coronavirus pandemic, the dragged-out Brexit talks, a budget stalemate, and an array of geopolitical tensions especially in the Eastern Mediterranean, the year 2020 has turned into such a hellscape of policy problems, even Europe’s steady-handed matriarch has found herself outmatched. Many of these problems come crashing together Thursday ...
From bloomberg.com|Dec 9, 2020|3 commentsPolish Deputy Prime Minister Jaroslaw Gowin said that Poland and Hungary agreed on a compromise with Germany to unblock the European Union’s $2.2 trillion budget and stimulus plan. The Polish zloty and Hungarian forint extended gains against the euro after the announcement. Poland and Hungary had vetoed the massive funding plan over objections to tying funding to the adherence to the rule of law. The breakthrough happened the day before a critical EU summit of leaders. At stake for the pair was another round of massive EU aid in ...
From reuters.com|Dec 8, 2020|1 commentThe European Union may need to hold an extra summit to secure agreement on its planned economic recovery fund and budget, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Tuesday. Poland and Hungary are blocking 1.8 trillion euros ($2.18 trillion) in funding because they oppose a clause linking the release of funds to the rule of law. EU leaders will try to resolve the dispute at a summit that starts on Thursday in Brussels but Morawiecki gave no sign that Budapest and Warsaw would back down. “It may happen that another summit will ...
From bnnbloomberg.ca|Oct 29, 2020|1 commentGerman Chancellor Angela Merkel delivered a wake-up call to the European Union by saying its member countries should have acted earlier to control the coronavirus, which is now surging on the continent, according to officials familiar with her comments. Merkel, speaking to her 26 EU counterparts by video conference on Thursday, said that political realities kept them from imposing restrictions earlier, and that they would have to draw lessons from the current situation and act faster, said the officials, who asked not to be ...
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