Tuesday
26th Sep 2017
By EUOBSERVER
The Finnish company behind the popular Angry Bird's game secured a €25 million loan from the European Investment Bank, reports YLE. The loan is meant to support greater technical innovation and is part of a larger EU-wide effort to help create jobs in the sector.
EU countries want to see the fine details of the proposals British PM May put forward in her Florence speech last week as the fourth round of talks kicked off on Monday.
While Polish president Andrzej Duda proposes amendments to further increase political control over the judiciary, EU ministers voice support for the rule of law, but make no mention of the Article 7 sanctions.
The data sharing pact with the US is yet to be fully implemented, as the Americans have failed to appoint people in key positions to ensure EU citizens' personal data is protected.
Most reports looking at long-term climate scenarios agree that some form of carbon capture and storage is needed. However, its deployment has been stalled in the EU.
On Sunday, Germans elected Angela Merkel for her fourth term in office. However, she may be facing her most difficult period yet as chancellor.
French leader to detail his vision for Europe on the eve of an informal summit in Tallinn. Catalans to try to hold "illegal" referendum on Sunday.
