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    Refugee crisis: Commission reviews 2015 actions and sets 2016 priorities

    EU Institutions NewsBy 22 January 2016

    13/01/2016 – At their weekly meeting today, the College of Commissioners discussed the refugee crisis, looking at the measures taken in 2015 and the initiatives to be presented in spring…

    EC | State of Play: Measures to Address the Refugee Crisis

    EU Institutions NewsBy 22 January 2016

    19/01/2016 – The European Agenda on Migration adopted by the Commission in May 2015 set out the need for a comprehensive approach to migration management. Since then, a number of measures…

    EC | 2015 Employment and Social Developments review: Investing in people is key to economic growth

    EU Institutions NewsBy 22 January 2016

    21/01/2016 -The Employment and Social Developments in Europe (ESDE) review is an annual review of the latest employment and social trends, reflecting on upcoming challenges and possible policy responses.

    EP | The year ahead: what Parliament will be dealing with in 2016

    EU Institutions NewsBy 22 January 2016

    12/01/2016 – Although 2016 has barely started, it is already proving to be a busy year for the European Parliament. MEPs are resuming work on a broad range of issues,…

    EP | Refugee crisis: “If Schengen collapses, it’ll be start of end European project”

    EU Institutions NewsBy 22 January 2016

    14/01/2016 – Migration commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos warned MEPs the refugee crisis was “getting worse” during a meeting organised by the civil liberties committee on 14 January. He said the EU’s…

    EP | Illegal corporate tax deals: EP calls for compensation for countries that suffer

    EU Institutions NewsBy 22 January 2016

    19/01/2016 – If the European Commission decides that an EU member state should recover money from a company due to infringements of tax-related state aid rules, this money should be…

    New Council Presidency: Dutch MEPs share expectations ahead of debate

    EU Institutions NewsBy 22 January 2016

    20/01/2016 – MEPs debated the priorities of the Dutch Council Presidency with Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. The presidency’s main objectives are focussing on essentials and…

    Maximising the contribution of the European Structural and Investment Funds to the Commission’s priorities

    EU Institutions NewsBy 14 December 2015

    14/12/2015 – Today, the Commission adopted a Communication on the contribution of the European Structural and Investment Funds (ESI Funds) to the EU’s growth strategy, the Investment Plan and the…

    One in four children at risk of poverty in Europe

    EU Institutions NewsBy 14 December 2015

    24/11/2015 – More than one in four children in Europe are at risk of poverty and social exclusion, which will have repercussions for them throughout life. On Tuesday 24 November…

    EP | We should tackle the roots of migration, say MEPs and ACP parliamentarians

    EU Institutions NewsBy 14 December 2015

    09/12/2015 – MEPs and parliamentarians from African, Caribbean and Pacific countries discussed migration, human rights and refugees during the 30th EU-ACP parliamentary assembly in Brussels on Tuesday 8 December. Most…

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