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The European Union in Australia has started the New Year listing options for closer cooperation in the field of international cooperation like climate change or counter-terrorism, and in investment and trade. … Read More »
Heavy rain in inland Australia has seen a jump in kangaroo numbers, and extension of kill quotas – but Russia’s ban on imports will leave much of the quota unmet. … Read More »
The EU office in Australia has been drawing attention to figures just out, confirming the major place of Europe in Australia’s commerce overseas. … Read More »
The death toll from the bushfires currently plaguing the Australian state of Victoria has officially risen to 201.
The fires have destroyed four major Australian towns and are among the deadliest fires in the last century and a half on world record.
Comparable to such devastating fires as those in Greece, China, France and the US, EU Australia looks back at some of the worst fires to hit our planet. … Read More »
This year’s Davos meeting of international business and government leaders ended on Sunday (1.2.09) on a note of urgency about the economic crisis — and some bickering over signs of protectionism on its way. … Read More »
The government of the Czech Republic has set out to reassure its partners it will be sticking to the agreed songbook during its turn in the Presidency of the European Council, which began today.
The Prime Minister, Mirek Topolanek (picture) has outlined his plans on EU websites, countering concerns about the Euro-sceptic views of Vaclav Klaus, the current Czech President. … Read More »
The new Australia – European Union Partnership Agreement announced last April has been signed in Paris. … Read More »