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I am an experienced multimedia journalist based in Brussels, Belgium. I've been a journalist in print, radio and television for nearly 20 years, the last 8+ specialising in EU policy, legislation and current affairs. As well as an address book packed with insider sources and contacts in Brussels, I am skilled at navigating the political quagmire of the EU. My core skill is translating policy-speak, legalese, and tech jargon, into understandable English. I am often called on as an EU digital policy expert by radio and tv stations worldwide, as well as reporting live coverage of breaking European news, reporting extensively on Brexit negotiations, NATO and all things EU. On breaking news, I am fast, accurate and engaging. On longer analysis reports I am rigorous, insightful and reliable, so please do get in touch. Previous happy clients include: Current Affairs/Tech/General reporting, Audiovisual: SkyNews, Euronews, BBC Radio Wales, Feature Story News, India Today, Press TV, Russia Today, Vieuws.eu, CBC, NewsTalkZB, BBC World Service, AlJazeera Current Affairs/General reporting, Text: The Irish Times, IPS Journal, Politico, Euractiv, Eureka, Horizon Technology, Text: TheNextWeb, ArsTechnica, ComputerWeekly, The Register, Macworld, PCWorld, IAPP Find out more here: www.brusselsgeek.com
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Best Student Loan Refinance Lenders Of June 2024
The article provides a comprehensive guide on the best student loan refinance lenders for June 2024, offering tips for comparing lenders, understanding the refinancing process, and evaluating eligibility requirements. It emphasizes the importance of choosing lenders with the lowest interest rates, generous forbearance policies, and co-signer release options. The methodology for ranking lenders is detailed, highlighting factors like hardship options, eligibility, loan terms, and interest rates. The article also discusses the pros and cons of refinancing, the impact on federal loan benefits, and strategies for securing the best refinancing rates.
The Outsiders, Maylis Roßberg and Raül Romeva – EFA’s Spitzenkandidaten
During the European Free Alliance's General Assembly, Spitzenkandidaten Maylis Roßberg and Raül Romeva spoke with Euractiv's Jennifer Baker about their political approach and the 2024 campaign. They emphasized the importance of diversity in representation, the need for the EU to have a strong voice regardless of global leaders, and the concept of shared leadership. They also addressed the challenge of the far-right's rise and the potential impact of a second Trump presidency on EU-US relations. EFA's commitment to democracy was highlighted, with a focus on inclusive representation of all languages, stateless nations, and minorities.
Diversity and representation centre-stage at European Free Alliance assembly
The European Free Alliance (EFA) General Assembly 2024, held in Brussels on International Women’s Day, emphasized diversity and regional representation. Key figures Maylis Roßberg and Raül Romeva presented the EFA's manifesto, advocating for women's representation, minority rights, and linguistic diversity. The EFA, an alliance of 41 parties representing stateless nations and minorities, opposes the far right and supports Ukraine's EU accession while condemning Russia's invasion. The assembly also called for greater EU support for Palestine, Kurdistan, and Western Sahara, and highlighted the need for transparency and anti-corruption measures in EU institutions.
EIT launches Solar Academy: Aims for water, maritime innovation next
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) launched the European Solar Academy at the EIT Summit 2024, aiming to train thousands of solar engineers and boost Europe's solar technology sector. The EIT, part of Horizon Europe, collaborates with the Solar Impulse Foundation and has a strong track record of supporting innovation, including the success of Northvolt. The summit also highlighted future plans to address water and maritime ecosystem challenges, aligning with the European Green Deal. The EIT's innovation model is praised for its ability to create self-sustainable ecosystems and address strategic EU priorities.
New biodiversity policies demanded for EU’s green, prosperous growth
Environmental stakeholders are advocating for ambitious new nature and biodiversity policies in the EU, similar to the robust climate targets set by the Green Deal. The European Commission's proposed Nature Restoration Law, which would require EU countries to develop national restoration plans with binding targets up to 2050, is supported by various organizations. The European Environment Agency notes the importance of agricultural habitats for species, while The Nature Conservancy emphasizes the need for the next EU Commission to focus on policy signals that support nature and biodiversity. The European Central Bank acknowledges the significant threat that biodiversity loss poses to the economy. Nature-based solutions are highlighted as cost-effective climate change mitigation strategies.
Political herds see animal welfare votes in Europe’s elections
Europe's 340 million pets are unlikely to influence the upcoming European elections significantly, but animal welfare remains a notable issue. The European Parliament's Intergroup on the Welfare and Conservation of Animals, comprising over 90 MEPs, is actively working on various animal welfare regulations, including the welfare of dogs and cats, protection of wolves, and non-animal testing methods. The Eurogroup for Animals' 'Vote for Animals' pledge has garnered support from many candidates, emphasizing the importance of animal welfare in EU policy. In Malta, the pro-hunting lobby remains influential, while the farming lobby holds sway in other parts of Europe. The Humane Society International/Europe advocates for ethical stances on animal welfare, particularly concerning farm animals. Cefic supports non-animal testing methods, viewing the REACH revision as a landmark opportunity for animal welfare.
Tweets of the Week: Boris’ Finale
Boris Johnson's resignation as British Prime Minister has been met with widespread celebration in Brussels, with many highlighting the unprecedented number of ministerial resignations that led to his downfall. The article features various tweets mocking Johnson's tenure, questioning his accomplishments, and drawing comparisons to Donald Trump. There is a general sentiment of relief and hope for a better future without Johnson's leadership, with some expressing concerns about the damage done to the UK's economy and reputation.
The EU’s directive on corporate sustainability due diligence – Striking the right balance for business, consumers, investors?
In 2022, the European Commission proposed a directive on corporate sustainability due diligence to foster responsible corporate behavior in global value chains. The directive aims to create a mandatory framework for EU-based companies to address human rights and environmental impacts. Ongoing discussions focus on the scope, company size requirements, and the directive's impact on SMEs. Stakeholders emphasize the need for clear standards, independent assessments, and global cooperation to ensure effective implementation and a unified sustainability framework.
Streamlining Foreign Subsidies Regulation needed to accelerate EU investment
The European Union's Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR), effective from July 12, 2023, aims to address market distortions caused by foreign subsidies, particularly in response to the United States' Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The FSR extends EU state aid rules to non-EU jurisdictions, ensuring a level playing field within the Single Market. The IRA, signed by President Joe Biden, has sparked trans-Atlantic disputes due to its local content requirements, which the EU fears may undermine free trade principles. The European Commission and Invest Europe advocate for streamlined FSR implementation to reduce administrative burdens on companies.
Healthcare in a complex system – How can patients navigate the transplant journey?
The European Union is addressing the challenges in organ transplantation, focusing on improving the process and addressing organ shortages. Despite over 36,000 transplants in 2021, the demand still exceeds supply, with over 41,000 new patients on waiting lists. The EU directive on organ quality and safety aims to standardize procedures across member states, but challenges remain, including donor reluctance and lack of coordination. The EURACTIV Hybrid Conference discusses empowering patients and enhancing stakeholder collaboration to improve healthcare outcomes and address organ shortages.
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