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Azerbaijan Embassy In Belgium Shares Photos By Reza Deghati On 20 January Tragedy

Jan 20, 2025 | menafn.com | Azerbaijan Embassy

Azerbaijan Embassy In Belgium Shares Photos By Reza Deghati On 20 January Tragedy 1/20/2025 12:05:28 AM (MENAFN- AzerNews)Azerbaijan's Embassy to the Kingdom of Belgium and the GrandDuchy of Luxembourg Mission to the European Union have shared avideo featuring photos taken by world-renowned photographer RezaDeghati. Reza Deghati took these photos during the massacre on the 20thof January in 1990.
Landmines in Azerbaijan continue to pose a threat to development

Sep 30, 2024 | asiaplustj.info | Azerbaijan Embassy

Every year landmines lead to the death and injury of thousands of people, in some cases even after a conflict has been resolved, says a statement released by Azerbaijan’s Embassy in Dushanbe. Along with endangering human life, the mines seriously challenge socioeconomic development, damage the environment and cultural heritage, hinder post-war recovery and development initiatives, and ultimately impede the Sustainable Development Goals.
How German business interests have shaped EU climate agenda

Mar 23, 2023 | thegermanbusinessreport.com | Wester van Gaal |Promote Ukraine |Azerbaijan Embassy

In a report published on Thursday (23 March) detailing the lobbying activities of a broad network of German companies, industry associations and consultancies, Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) has now identified 100 businesses that have driven the 'hydrogen dash' in Germany, influencing the wider EU policy in the process.
[Investigation] How France subverts collective bargaining to favour Big Tech platforms

Mar 9, 2023 | euobserver.com | Peggy Corlin |Promote Ukraine |Azerbaijan Embassy

Some new organisations representing gig workers have been accused of being inexperienced and defending the platform's interests — with the blessing of the French government. "We are working on something unique which does not exist in the rest of the world", French officials representing the platforms of drivers and couriers — Uber, Deliveroo, Stuart [a state-owned delivery start-up] and more — and the FNAE, one of these new workers organisations, told EUobserver.
[Investigation] How France subverts collective bargaining to favour Big Tech platforms

Mar 9, 2023 | frenchstemtoday.com | Peggy Corlin |Promote Ukraine |Azerbaijan Embassy

Some new organisations representing gig workers have been accused of being inexperienced and defending the platform's interests — with the blessing of the French government. "We are working on something unique which does not exist in the rest of the world", French officials representing the platforms of drivers and couriers — Uber, Deliveroo, Stuart [a state-owned delivery start-up] and more — and the FNAE, one of these new workers organisations, told EUobserver.
French bank BNP Paribas sued over fossil-fuel lending

Feb 23, 2023 | businessupdatefrance.com | Wester van Gaal |Promote Ukraine |Azerbaijan Embassy

"BNP Paribas continues to write new blank cheques to the largest fossil-fuel companies without setting any conditions for an oil-free, gas-free ecological transition," said Alexandre Poidatz, advocacy officer at Oxfam France, citing a French law that obliges French companies to identify risk and prevent severe environmental and human-rights violations. So far, no French court has convicted a company based on that 2017 law.
[Opinion] EU migration policy will turn Greece into the jail of Europe

Feb 22, 2023 | euobserver.com | Kostas Arvanitis |Promote Ukraine |Azerbaijan Embassy |European Committee

And the countries of first reception are called upon to play the role of Europe's 'jailer.'In Greece, the Mitsotakis government is aligning itself with this policy, eagerly contributing to the perpetuation of the impasse that is fuelling the criminal human-trafficking networks, providing Turkey with fertile ground to further instrumentalise the issue. All this, while the European leadership continues to direct European funds to Erdogan.
[Opinion] The secrecy behind the EU's plans to 'externalise' migration

Feb 21, 2023 | euobserver.com | Chris Jones |Promote Ukraine |Azerbaijan Embassy |European Committee

Nevertheless, with the Pact on Migration and Asylum the European Commission sought to accelerate the trend, proposing a raft of measures to step up cooperation with non-EU states on migration, asylum and borders — and while negotiations on the laws that make up the pact are largely stalled, the externalisation agenda continues unabated.
Thousands of Iranians march through Brussels demanding stricter EU sanctions

Feb 20, 2023 | euobserver.com | Paula Soler |Promote Ukraine |Azerbaijan Embassy |European Committee

The latest package includes thirty-two regime officials, including the ministers of culture and education, as well as the deputy IRGC commander, among others. But the designation of the IRGC as a terrorist organisation was not included in this fifth round of sanctions.
[Opinion] On migration, Europe needs to pivot from walls to work

Feb 16, 2023 | euobserver.com | Michele LeVoy |Promote Ukraine |Azerbaijan Embassy |European Committee

The 2020 EU Migration Pact, still under negotiation, is billed as overhauling the EU migration system, but instead just expands existing measures like detention for anyone coming to Europe via irregular routes, including children, and speeding up deportations, while lowering human rights safeguards.