A letter to EU presidents and prime ministers warns that plans backed by the German, Italian and Belgian governments due to be discussed at an informal EU summit on 12 February would dismantle many of the existing checks and balances in the EU democratic process, allowing corporations to get rich at the expense of Europe’s long-term security and resilience.
Greenpeace accused EU governments of undermining democracy, bowing to the Trump agenda of deregulation and taking instructions from corporate lobbies, as an informal EU summit got underway on Thursday at Alden Biesen castle in Belgium.
Greenpeace and over 120 other environmental and social justice organisations have written to the presidents of the European Commission, European Parliament and European Council, as well as national governments’ representations…
Greenpeace and the other Green 10 organisations met with European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, to table a list of civil society's recommendations for action.