L’exclusion numérique : Comprendre et Apprendre pour Mieux Lutter
En 2018, près de quatre personnes sur cinq (79 %) âgées entre 16 et 74 ans utilisent l’Internet au moins une fois par semaine. Au sein de l’Union européenne (UE),…
#FactOfTheDay 05/06/2018 – The European Parliament celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Sakharov Prize
Today, the European Parliament looks back on 30 years of the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. This honor is awarded by the European Parliament to individuals and groups of…
#FactOfTheDay 13/03/2018: Time to discuss women’s rights for the European Parliament
This article follows the last #FactOfheDay written by Jean-Hugues Migeon. During the plenary session of the European Parliament this week (from 12 to 15 March 2018), several topics will refer…
#FactOfTheDay 08/03/2018: International Women’s Day, what is wrong in Europe ?
Today, March 8th, 2018, is International Women’s Day. This year, International Women's Day is part of an unprecedented global movement for women's rights, equality, and justice. Sexual harassment, violence, and discrimination…
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(Cafébabel) Five reasons to visit the new House of European History
First published on cafebabel.co.uk on 24 May 2017 The House of European History opened on May 6th during the festivities for the day of Europe. This is probably the first…
#FactOfTheDay: « CETA, so what ? »
After almost two years of relentless works, yesterday in Strasbourg, the European Parliament gave its approval to the transatlantic Agreement binding Canada to the European Union. It is without taking…
#FactOfTheDay: The European Parliament votes in favor of a set of European social rights
397 members of parliament voted in favor of a set of European social rights last week in the Strasbourg plenary. The voted report is only advisory, but it aims to influence…