I was quoted by Packaging Europe on the topic of the European Parliament’s vote on the new plastics strategy. Read more below, and on their website.
Quoted by Business Green
I was quoted by Business Green on the topic of the European Parliament’s vote on the new plastics strategy. Read more below, and on their website.
Le tabagisme dans les films sera-t-il bientôt interdit ?
Ceux qui ont regardé le film “Thank You For Smoking” se souviendront peut-être de la façon très divertissante dont est racontée l’histoire de militants de la lutte antitabac, manifestant pour plus de réglementation, ainsi que de lobbyistes du tabac qui essaient de sauver leur industrie. Afin de raconter cette histoire et de garder les téléspectateurs […]
Quoted by Packaging Europe
I was quoted by Packaging Europe on the topic of the European Parliament’s vote on the new plastics strategy. Read more below, and on their website.
Quoted by Recycling Magazine
I was quoted by Recycling Magazine on the topic of the European Parliament’s vote on the new plastics strategy. Read more below, and on their website.
Dear WHO: fighting Ebola also works if you fly Economy class
Expensive hotels, beach resorts, and staggering travel costs: the UN’s World Health Organization (WHO) would have some tough questions to answer, if only the countries that funded it would ask them.
[Video] The EU reforms consumer compensation claims for train travel
Click down below to see my latest video on EU Updates. What consequences could the rail passenger rights reform have?
Quoted by CNS News
I was quoted by the American news outlet CNS News on the topic of U.S-Germany trade rleations. You can read the full article here.
Germany is delaying the adoption of the “Google tax”, and that’s a good thing
While France and Spain are heavily lobbying for the adoption of a “GAFA” tax (Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple), also known as “Google tax”, Germany has chosen a more careful approach. Rightfully so.
Legislative changes should help avoid diesel car bans
A court in Wiesbaden ruled last week that local authorities in Frankfurt must ban older diesel cars as part of efforts to clean up air quality. Much like earlier bans in cities like Stuttgart, the ban is taking place under questionable lobbying circumstances and denies consumer choice.
