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« L’art du deal » de Trump bute sur la résistance du Canada

Les exigences commerciales de Donald Trump face au Canada, qui auraient entraîné la disparition de secteurs entiers de l'économie productive, comme celui de l'automobile, étaient inacceptables pour Ottawa. L'échec des négociations ouvre la voie à une stratégie industrielle démocratique rejetant le libre-échange.
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[REPLAY]After the elections, what's next for the European Green Deal ?

14 juin 2024 à 14:06

Sharing insights with policy experts and progressive think tanks from accross Europe.

The European Green Deal seems at a political crossroads, and the upcoming elections will have a profound impact for the political will to pursue ambitious climate and environnemental policies. Join our discussion with seven experts from across Europe about the elections results and ways forward in the new political context.

Participants :
– Marion Guenard, Senior Policy Advisor on EU climate policy and franco-german cooperation at Germanwatch, Germany.
– Philippe Lamberts, Co-chair of the European Free Alliance Group in the European Parliament since 2014, and Belgian Member of the European Parliament since 2009.
– Wojtek Kalinowski, Co-director of the Veblen Institute for Economic Reforms & Editor-in-chief of l'Economie politique, France
– Elinor Odeberg, chief economist for the progressive think tank Arena Idé, Sweden
– Davide Panzeri, Head of the European programme at ECCO, Italy
– Laurence Tubiana, CEO, European Climate Foundation, Brussels & Professor at the European Chair of Sustainable Development and Climate Transition, Sciences Po, Paris.
– Paweł Wiejski, EU climate policy analyst, Instytut Zielonej Gospodarki, Poland.

After the elections, what's next for the European Green Deal?

11 juin 2024 à 13:30

Sharing insights with policy experts and progressive think tanks from accross Europe.

Tuesday, June 11th, from 1:00PM to 2:30PM on Zoom.
Replay available here

The European Green Deal seems at a political crossroads, and the upcoming elections will have a profound impact for the political will to pursue ambitious climate and environnemental policies. Join our discussion with seven experts from across Europe about the elections results and ways forward in the new political context.

Participants:
Marion Guenard, Senior Policy Advisor on EU climate policy and franco-german cooperation at Germanwatch, Germany.
Philippe Lamberts, Co-chair of the European Free Alliance Group in the European Parliament since 2014, and Belgian Member of the European Parliament since 2009.
Wojtek Kalinowski, Co-director of the Veblen Institute for Economic Reforms & Editor-in-chief of l'Economie politique, France
Elinor Odeberg, chief economist for the progressive think tank Arena Idé, Sweden
Davide Panzeri, Head of the European programme at ECCO, Italy
Laurence Tubiana, CEO, European Climate Foundation, Brussels & Professor at the European Chair of Sustainable Development and Climate Transition, Sciences Po, Paris.
Paweł Wiejski, EU climate policy analyst, Instytut Zielonej Gospodarki, Poland.

Les agriculteurs et les industriels se mobilisent contre le Green Deal européen

10 avril 2024 à 11:45
Les manifestations d'agriculteurs en Europe ne semblent pas s'arrêter, et l'industrie a de moins en moins peur de tirer la sonnette d'alarme sur les politiques vertes mises en place par l'Union européenne.
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