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European agricultural policy

World news about “European agricultural policy” published by euronews.

  • Fighting over the CAP

    Farm subsidies represent the largest slice of the EU’s proposed budget for 2014 -2020. Negotiations are at a critical stage on revamping the Common… 06/03/2013

  • Ireland urges EU to move forward on future farming policy

    Irish Agricultural Minister Simon Coveney has urged the EU to move ahead on EU farming reform. Coveney, whose brief also includes fisheries policy, said… 28/01/2013

  • GMO rat lab gets serious

    In the latest storm of controversy, critics of genetically modified products and organisms (GMOs or GMs) saw pictures like one of a distended lab rat and… 20/09/2012

  • Brussels abuzz over bee decline

    Brussels and bees – two words you don’t always hear together, but on World Environment Day the future of our furry friends is of increasing concern to… 05/06/2012

  • Thoughts of austerity dominate the Dutch

    The Dutch government has fallen following sharp debate over austerity measures demanded by Brussels. The downfall is grist to the mill for those who believe… 27/04/2012

  • What will you be eating in the future?

    Alex Taylor, Euronews presenter: “What are we going to eat tomorrow? To what extent should the EU take a close look at what is on our plates? ‘Apart from… 03/02/2012

  • EU farmers protest at feared cuts in subsidies

    The EU budget negotiations are making farmers across the union nervous, amid speculation that reform of the Common Agricultural Policy will lead to… 22/11/2012

  • France checks the scientific validity of shocking GM food study

    French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault says he is prepared to call for a wider European ban on genetically modified produce following an alarming new study… 20/09/2012

  • Controversial study finds tumours in rats fed GM

    In Brussels, on Wednesday thousands of protesters hit the streets calling for an overhaul of European food policy. The rally came as a new French study… 19/09/2012


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