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France, Germany block EU deal on scaled-back app worker law - Vimarsana News

France, Germany block EU deal on scaled-back app worker law

France and Germany on Friday refused to back a watered-down agreement on controversial EU rules covering app workers in the gig economy, European diplomats said.The European Union's objective was to bring in bloc-wide rules that supporters hoped would improve conditions for app workers in the gig economy by reclassifying some as employed.

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'ETS Directive should not be politicised' - Vimarsana News

'ETS Directive should not be politicised'

1,300 trailers are handled to and from Malta every week.

'ETS Directive should not be politicised' - Vimarsana News

'ETS Directive should not be politicised'

1,300 trailers are handled to and from Malta every week.

Senior Ukrainian diplomat outlines how EU will change before Ukraine's accession - Vimarsana News

Senior Ukrainian diplomat outlines how EU will change before Ukraine's accession

A senior Ukrainian diplomat and foreign relations expert has described how the EU may change before Ukraine’s accession in an exclusive interview with NV Radio on Nov. 12.

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EU countries fail to agree on glyphosate extension - Vimarsana News

EU countries fail to agree on glyphosate extension

BRUSSELS (Reuters) -European Union governments failed on Friday to give a decisive opinion on a proposal to extend by 10 years EU approval for the use of glyphosate, the active ingredient in Bayer AG's Roundup weedkiller. A "qualified majority" of 15 countries representing at least 65% of the bloc's population had been required either to support or to block the proposal. The European Commission said in a statement there was no qualified majority either way in a vote by a committee of the EU's 27 members.

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