EU-Australia Visits

March 10th, 2010
Posted by EUEditor

The European Union is calling applications for study tours by Australians in 2010. … Read More »

Airline Strikes Freeze Winter Traffic

February 24th, 2010
Posted by Lee Duffield

COMMENTARY: Work stoppages by airline workers, and air traffic controllers campaigning against job-cuts, wage-cuts or changed working conditions in their industry, have been choking up Winter travel movements in Europe. … Read More »

Churches Uneasy At Decade’s Start

January 2nd, 2010
Posted by EUEditor

The head of the Anglican Church has looked back on a tough ten years, and in Rome, the Vatican has remembered clergy and others killed while carrying out Christian duty during 2009. … Read More »

Internet Freedom … And A Fair Go For Hairdressers

June 18th, 2009
Posted by EUEditor

The European Commission has become concerned about the renewal of global management arrangements for the Internet …
and it is acting on the sometimes troubled issue of bad hair days. … Read More »

Air Crash Search: Tragedy and Confusion

June 6th, 2009
Posted by EUEditor

The Brazilian government and armed forces are reporting that seventeen bodies have been found with floating debris in the sea, from the crash of an Air France flight last week (1.6.09). … Read More »

Hard To Keep Up With Fast-changing EU, Says Envoy

June 5th, 2009
Posted by EUEditor

Too many people of European background who live in other countries have no true idea of what their Old Country is like today, according to Ambassador David Daly. … Read More »

“Blue Card” Decision Helps Prospects For Jobs In EU

June 3rd, 2009
Posted by EUEditor

The jobs lock-out for “third-country” citizens in the common labour jobs market of the EU looks to be easing for highly-skilled persons at least, with a decision taken at Brussels last month. … Read More »