Tagged european union

March 3, 2022

A Tory MP who campaigned for Brexit said it was "monstrous" that UK businesses now have to fill in forms to trade with Europe.Desmond Swayne, a supporter of the Leave Means Leave group, was mocked for complaini...

Russian invasion of Ukraine affects customs business

March 2, 2022

For customs broker Gretchen Blough, the Russian invasion of Ukraine not only drove up costs, it endangered her colleagues. "We are seeing an increase in costs," Blough said. "Espe...

Ukraine: consequences and actions in business law

March 1, 2022

The impact of the tragic situation in Ukraine on business law will be low on many people's list of concerns. However, the business implications will require thought and action from internal legal teams. Peopl...

Stocks plummet amid Russian invasion and escalating sanctions

February 28, 2022

U.S. stocks traded mixed and energy prices rose on Monday after sanctions on Russia escalated over an ongoing conflict in Ukraine, adding to further uncertainty about the outlook for markets. global financials...

Exports to Asia continue to dominate Botswana’s trade

February 27, 2022

Exports Exports to Asia continued to dominate Botswana's trade figures in December 2021, statistics from the country's data authority showed on Thursday. On Thursday, Statistics Botsw...

Europe Daily News, February 17, 2022 | Insights and Events

February 17, 2022

EU RESPONSES TO CORONAVIRUS HEALTH TRANSPORT Rall: extension of the temporary measures concerning the collection of royalties - COVID-19 ECONOMY REACT-EU: 285 million euros to suppo...

In brief: competition concerns related to distribution and agency agreements in Finland

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February 17, 2022

Regulation of the distribution relationship Competing productsDo restrictions on the distribution of competing products in distribution agreements apply, either during the term of the relationship or after?Res...

India mulls $100bn investment after FTA with UAE: The Tribune India

February 15, 2022

Tribune press service New Delhi, February 15India and the UAE will sign a free trade agreement in a virtual ceremony chair...

Ready for the next level of transformation – News

February 10, 2022

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Why Ukrainians are ready to fight for their democracy

February 3, 2022

Eight years after Russia annexed Crimea, Ukraine faces a new threat from its eastern neighbour. Russia has amassed around 130,000 troops and military equipment along its borders in recent weeks. Ukraine...

Southern Africa: SADC, SACU and prospects for regional integration

January 28, 2022

Development Dialogue Since the early days of independence in the 1950s, African governments have made regional integration a priority, providing several platforms from which they can achieve their mutual goal...

Brexit import rules start to squeeze UK food importers

January 17, 2022

LONDON - In a warehouse tucked under two railway arches in southeast London lies a treasure trove of Greek delicacies, including barrel-aged feta, fresh oregano, Cretan olive oil and cases of nearly a hundred d...

Hackers destroy government sites in Ukraine

January 15, 2022

Jens Stoltenberg, NATO Secretary General, who a few days earlier was in talks in Brussels with a Russian delegation calling for an end to cooperation with Ukraine, responded to the cyberattack by saying that NA...

Brexit: Bizarre that Boris Johnson is bragging about mobile phone roaming charges in the EU

January 14, 2022

There were so many incredible aspects to the Boris Johnson administration's totally misjudged hard Brexit - none of them good. And the sinister ideological punch of the prime minister and his cabin...

Fannie Mae rates $ 1.5 billion REMIC deal on Connecticut Avenue Securities (CAS)

January 11, 2022

WASHINGTON, January 11, 2022 / PRNewswire / - Fannie Mae (OTCQB: FNMA) rated Connecticut Avenue Securities® (CAS) Series 2022-R01, approx. $ 1.5 billion offer note which represents Fannie Mae's first CAS REMIC...

Poll: British manufacturers optimistic despite Brexit risks | Money

January 10, 2022

Kays factory worker Robert Holt uses a lathe to make a curling stone in Mauchline, Scotland on January 11, 2018. - Photo Reuters LONDON, January 10 - UK manufacturers are optimistic about the outlook for ...

Relaunching SAARC Islamabad’s New Attempt – Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

January 6, 2022

Dr DK GiriPakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has pledged to host the next SAARC summit, which was suspended after the URI attack. Khan suggests that SAARC can be put ...

Brexit news: Rejoiner’s army brutally silenced as ten myths come apart | United Kingdom | News

January 4, 2022

He tweeted: 'If Rejoiner's declining army didn't continue to falsely claim that Brexit campaigners were telling lies, I wouldn't need to circulate this. â€œBut they do. Good reading. His att...

Brexit news: Boris Johnson blasted a new round of red tape facing the British | Politics | News

December 30, 2021

Boris Johnson has been criticized for the lack of information and certainty given to small traders about the bureaucratic changes they would face after Brexit. UK importers and exporters will face increasing ...

Russia alone did not destabilize Ukraine

December 19, 2021

Ukraine is in a worse situation than ever - now facing the threat of massing Russian troops on its border. The accepted wisdom is that seven years ago former Ukrainian President Victor Yanukovych sought to s...

Businessmen oppose changes to Customs Act – Newspaper

December 18, 2021

PESHAWAR: Local businessmen rejected recent amendments to the Customs Law for the reestablishment of the powers of the Director General of Karachi Customs to determine the valuation of fresh and dried fruits i...

China increases investments in Balkans asking for less than EU, experts say

December 12, 2021

BELGRADE, SERBIA - China accounts for a relatively small share of foreign investment in the Western Balkans compared to the European Union, but observers say the extent of Chinese influence linked to the bil...

EU loans: it’s time to think about the next generation – Rebecca Christie, Grégory Claeys and Pauline Weil

December 9, 2021

Funding the post-pandemic recovery through EU borrowing has proven remarkably straightforward. So why keep it temporary? DesignRage / shutterstock.com) The issuance of European Union bonds to finan...

Minsk to host Belarus-Russia Union PA meeting on December 2

December 1, 2021

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Is the UK part of Europe?

November 27, 2021

The United Kingdom of Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) and Northern Ireland which togethe...

Turkish court decides to keep Kavala in prison during trial

November 26, 2021

Court: Kavala must remain in prison for the duration of the trial10 Western emissaries demanded his releaseErdogan threatened to expel them before backing downISTANBUL, Nov.26 (Reuters) - A Turkish court ruled...

Iran’s nuclear stocks are enough to produce more than one nuclear weapon – E3 – world

November 25, 2021

LONDON, November 25. / TASS /. Iran has enough nuclear material to make more than one nuclear warhead after further enrichment, the foreign ministries of the United Kingdom, France and Germany (E3) said on We...

Evening brief: The race against the rain

November 19, 2021

Tonight's Evening Brief is brought to you by Earnscliffe Strategies. Earnscliffe can help you get the results you are looking for. Our team has the expertise and experience to develop and execute integrated...

UK and EU set to reach agreement on Northern Ireland Protocol by Christmas

November 18, 2021

London, November 18 (IANS): UK Brexit Minister David Frost has said the country and the European Union...

Turkish-German relations: an inevitable cooperation | Daily sabah

November 5, 2021

The close economic relations between Turkey and Germany are on solid foundations and have continued to thrive regardless of the political issues between the two countries. Along with the ...

Plans to turn the former Anglesey roadhouse into a submitted Brexit customs site

November 4, 2021

The UK government has submitted the first phase of its planning bid to convert the former Holyhead roadhouse into a Brexit customs facility. Following a high-profile search for a suitable site, it was announce...

What changed in Turkish-German relations during the Merkel era?

November 1, 2021

On October 16, German Chancellor Angela Merkel paid her farewell visit to Turkey. During the Merkel period, in which Germany was ruled by coalition governments for 16 years, Ankara and Be...

FACT SHEET: Global Supply Chain Resilience Summit to Address Short-Term Bottlenecks and Address Long-Term Challenges

October 31, 2021

President Biden announces new national measures to continue building supply chain resilience President Biden has made resilient supply chains a top priority of his administration from day one. ...

Africa courting EU for unused World Bank and IMF reserves

October 30, 2021

By JOHNSON KANAMUGIRE African countries are wooing members of the European Union to reallocate their unused reserves to the World Bank and IMF to support cash-strapped economies that are burdened with...

Oil maintains gains after industry data shows drop in Cushing’s supply

October 26, 2021

(Bloomberg) - Oil held on to gains after industry-funded report showed further decline in inventories at the Cushing, Oklahoma storage facility, with supply levels already at their lowest since 2018 .Bloomberg'...

Fannie Mae Votes $ 1.2 Billion REMIC Deal on Connecticut Avenue Securities (CAS) | New

October 19, 2021

WASHINGTON, October 19, 2021 / PRNewswire / - Fannie Mae (OTCQB: FNMA) rated ...

Brexit news: Trade war would make huge hole in EU as £ 250bn in UK sales threatened | Politics | New

October 19, 2021

Former Brexit Party MEP criticizes EU over Northern Irish borderLast week, European Commission Vice-President Maros Sefcovic presented the UK with a package of measures to address post-Brexit trade concerns in...

UK toy companies fight to avoid the nightmare before Christmas

October 15, 2021

In a warehouse in northwest London, dozens of workers sort boxes of Christmas toys, scan barcodes and move them on forklifts.The entertainer toy store chain depot is getting busier as the holiday season approa...

Expansion of the European Union in the Balkans – The Organization for World Peace

October 11, 2021

The European Union reaffirmed its commitment to the admission of six Balkan nations after overcoming the divisions within the socio-political bloc. Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, Albania ...

Scott Wright: Tourism has the right to be furious at jibe “drunk on cheap labor”

October 7, 2021

A MAJOR campaign has just been launched to get foreign tourists back on holiday to Scotland - and it could hardly be more timely. VisitScotland's new initiative aims to ensure Scotland ...

Brexit news: Tired businessman drops Polish supplier over Brexit customs chaos | Politics | New

October 6, 2021

Caller Mike, who works in the clothing supply business, explained that post-Brexit red tape meant his regular Polish supplier was struggling to ship products to him from the European Union. Speaking to BBC Ra...

Victor Davis Hanson: The Dangerous and Waning Power of the Independent American Citizen

October 5, 2021

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The past two years appear to have been an ongoing crisis, well outside of the coronavirus pandemic.Soaring prices for cars, gasoline, appliances, wood, houses and ...

Panic at gasoline | Philstar.com

October 4, 2021

You would think that there was some sort of natural disaster or that a war broke out at first glance. The classic signs of civil unrest were there. For days now, people have joined l...

Different evolving aspects in EU-China trade relations

October 3, 2021

Mohamed Zamir | Posted: 03, 2021, 21:27:14 Over the past five years, China has gradually established itself not only as a country of innovative skills, but also as an economic power. The recent ...

China gorges itself on grain-fed American beef amid dwindling supplies from below

October 1, 2021

BEIJING / CHICAGO, Oct 1 (Reuters) - As Australian beef exports to China dwindle amid diplomatic tensions, demand for grain-fed American beef has skyrocketed, fueled by the appetites of a class growing Chinese...

Fuel stocks decline across Europe as demand increases after pandemic lull

September 29, 2021

European energy markets, from natural gas to carbon permits, have reached record levels, ...

Data interoperability within EU information systems for enhanced security

September 24, 2021

The Finnish authorities will strengthen the interoperability of the European Union's information system, which will make it possible to identify third-country nationals residing in countries in the Schengen zo...

Boris Johnson Says Brexit Britain Won’t Get A Quick Deal With The US – Rather One ‘That Really Works’ | Politics | New

September 20, 2021

Boris Johnson, 57, admitted Britain is unlikely to get a quick trade deal with the United States. Speaking to reporters after his visit to the UN conference in New York, the prime minister also suggested that...

Biden launches partnership after tough time with allies

September 20, 2021

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Joe Biden is appearing before the United Nations this week, eager to advocate for the world to act with haste against the coronavirus, climate change and human rights abuses...

Brexit triumphs as Crown Stamp returns to pint glasses after EU rules bonfire

September 16, 2021

Britain's big pint is set for a triumphant return after a post-Brexit bonfire from the Brussels bureaucracy that will drop the EU's ban on the crown stamp on beer glasses, the government said on Thursday. Fo...

M&S eliminates French bureaucracy as deliveries are blocked at the border

September 13, 2021

M&S blows up French bureaucracy: President Archie Norman denounces "bureaucracy fandango" as deliveries are blocked by border controlsBy Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Posted: 9:5...

Boris Johnson urged to ‘dive knife’ into Brexit deal to end ‘absurdity’ in trade protocol | Politics | New

August 22, 2021

Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson has urged Boris Johnson's government to 'plunge the knife' into the Northern Ireland protocol amid the anger of Northern Irish trade unionists and Brexit supporters across the UK...

Brexit news: Brits furious as Labor clings to EU: ‘Did not agree to Brexit’ | Politics | New

August 6, 2021

Emily Thornberry, shadow secretary of state for international trade, questioned whether it "makes sense" to devote "all this energy" to making international deals after Brexit. Greg Hands, Minister of State f...

Germany wants very good relations with Turkey – Middle East Monitor

July 23, 2021

German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday reiterated her opposition to Turkey's full membership of the European Union, but expressed support for rapprochement with Ankara by updating the EU-Turkey Customs Un...

Brussels has three months to settle NI protocol or Britain will go it alone, ministers say

July 20, 2021

Brussels must help find a way to resolve issues with the Northern Ireland protocol within three months or the UK will look for ways around it, ministers are expected to say on Wednesday. In joint statements i...

Turkey takes action to participate in European Green Deal

July 18, 2021

Turkey has taken important steps to be part of the European Union's green deal through its historic action plan which has just been published.The action plan, released on Friday by the Ministry of Commerce,...

Von der Leyen warns Britain of Brexit to ‘weaken’ EU attempts to expand global influence | Politics | New

July 17, 2021

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has been warned that the European Union will see some of the "biggest differences" in its global defense role. Former Thatcher adviser Lord Powell insisted...

Buenos Aires Hours | Mercosur glitch-ridden summit highlights trade divide

July 10, 2021

Deep divisions in Mercosur's trade policy were exposed at a South American customs union summit on Thursday, as Uruguay insisted on a plan to continue its own trade deals, in defiance of the strategy of bl...

Slovenian customs detained € 5.5 million in counterfeits in 2020

July 1, 2021

The number of customs detentions in Slovenia in 2020 was 520, slightly more than in 2019, when there were 469 detentions. Although the number of retained objects increased from 324,401 in 2019 to 433,517 i...

End of parking ban for truck drivers in Kent

June 30, 2021

A union has welcomed the decision not to extend the ban on truck drivers from parking in Kent in the county.In January, after the end of the UK's transition period after leaving the European Union, Kent Cou...

The EU prepares to cut the amount of British TV and films broadcast after Brexit | European Union

June 21, 2021

The EU is preparing to act against the 'disproportionate' amount of UK TV and film content being broadcast in Europe in the wake of Brexit, dealing a blow to the UK entertainment industry and the country's '...

Varadkar urges DUP to ‘honor promises’ on Irish language

June 20, 2021

TÃ¡naiste Leo Varadkar has urged the Democratic Unionist Party to "honor their agreements" on Irish language legislation for the North as Jeffrey Donalds...

Global food supply and Ukraine: the Soviet Union’s breadbasket plan to feed the world

June 20, 2021

It has been dubbed the breadbasket of the Soviet Union, and now Ukraine could finally begin to tap its agricultural potential at a time when the world seems to need it most. On July 1, a new law will allow t...

The quest for a more pragmatic Northern Ireland protocol

June 18, 2021

June 19, 2021SELDOM CAN a simple treaty protocol caused so much turmoil so soon after it was signed. As part of Boris Johnson's Brexit deal, Britain left the European Union's single market and customs union...

Opinion: CETA takes center stage at last Canada-EU summit

June 13, 2021

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and former European Council President Donald Tusk attend the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) signing ceremony at the European Council in Brussels, Belgium...

UK-EU sausage dispute turns from bad to sausage

June 13, 2021

Published on: 06/13/2021 - 13:18 Carbis Bay (United Kingdom) (AFP) Britain's anger with Europe exploded ...

‘Whatever it takes’, Britain’s Johnson warns EU against post-Brexit trade

June 12, 2021

Britain will do "whatever it takes" to protect its territorial integrity in a trade dispute with the European Union, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Saturday, threatening to take emergency action if no ...

Probe by Reds will not make up for the death of Absalon’s cousins

June 12, 2021

Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana (right) and Under Secretary Reynal...

EU threatens UK over post-Brexit trade with Northern Ireland

June 10, 2021

Visiting European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic said Brussels' patience with London was "running out" due to its inability to enforce controls on goods destined for the province from Britain ...

The Reds are “accomplices” in the explosion of a mine that killed a footballer and a cousin

June 9, 2021

Marine General Edgard Arevalo, spokesperson for the Armed Forces of t...

See Guatemala Kamala Harris Will Never See | Mulshine

June 9, 2021

VALLE NUEVO, Guatemala - I didn't mind that my hotel near the border didn't have wi-fi. But then there was no electricity.Even it wasn't that bad. After the lights went out, the owner found some candles. ...

should the government ban fur?

June 7, 2021

Last week, the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) launched a call for contributions on projects to strengthen animal welfare standards after Bre...

Auto sales, MF flows, EU monetary policy

June 6, 2021

Every Monday, Mint's Plain Facts section features five key data posts to watch for during the week. Vehicle sales data for May will be released this week and will help us quantify the impact of t...

European Union and Middle East countries plan to train at Cyprus security center

June 3, 2021

Three European Union member countries and three Middle Eastern countries are looking to train personnel in border, customs, maritime and cybersecurity techniques at a state-of-the-art US-funded facility in C...

Large US companies aim to increase investment in Turkey

May 31, 2021

Last week, senior executives from large US-based companies participated in a panel discussion with Turkish President Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan, where they revealed their confidence...

Britain to build new national flagship to promote post-Brexit trade

May 29, 2021

Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted that the role of the new ship will be 'separate' from that of the predecessorsLondon: Britain will build what it calls a new "national flagship" ship to host trade event...

How Israeli startups caused a sensation in Europe

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May 29, 2021

A new report seeking to clarify the scope of operations of Israeli startups in the European market shows that 912 companies are currently operating in 28 countries across Europe. The largest number are activ...

Turkish textile sector seeks global cooperation to promote production

May 26, 2021

As the global economy recovers from the pandemic, Turkey's textile industry wants to start a new era of collaboration with international companies and brands to exceed its production capacity by $ 100 bill...

Hopes, fears on fishing at Lake Tanganyika

April 7, 2021

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By Louis Kalumbia Kigoma. Lake Tanganyika fisheries stakeholders highlighted the challenges that negatively have an effect on the prosperity of the fisheries worth chain.Stakeholders on this case are f...

Brexit: EU launches legal action against UK over ‘serious’ Northern Ireland protocol breach

March 16, 2021

“The UK must properly implement it if we are to achieve our objectives. That is why we are launching legal action today. I do hope that through the collaborative, pragmatic and constructive spirit that has ...

EU seeks to resume 2016 migration pact with Turkey, says Borrell

March 15, 2021

The European Union will demand the renewal of the migration pact with Turkey, EU international coverage chief Josep Borrell stated on Monday. Chatting with reporters following an unofficial assembly with EU...

Brexit information: Adonis named president of European Motion based by Churchill | UK | Information

March 8, 2021