NALDA to Engage Rural Farmers Nationwide for Food Security
The National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA) has unveiled plans to engage rural farmers across Nigeria in a major push…
Category: Agriculture
How bad will Europe’s energy crisis get?
BRUSSELS — With the war in Iran threatening to choke off energy flows for the foreseeable future, Europe is facing…
Brussels accused of undermining democracy in plans to relax lawmaking standards
BRUSSELS — Dozens of civil society and industry groups have warned the European Commission it will undermine democracy if it…
Red-tape cutting has become a ‘terrible political spectacle,’ EU’s Ribera says
BRUSSELS — The European Union’s drive to cut red tape is creating uncertainty for business and chaos in the EU’s institutions,…
French PM blames partisanship and presidential hopefuls for budget deadlock
PARIS — French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu blamed partisan cynicism and presidential ambitions for the perilous state of budget negotiations…
The EU’s mission impossible: Stopping young farmers giving up before they’ve even begun
BRUSSELS — Europe’s food system depends on an endangered species: its farmers. Every year, thousands of them retire and fewer take…
Von der Leyen’s party threatens to reject EU budget proposal in November
BRUSSELS — The largest group in the European Parliament is threatening to reject a key part of the European Commission’s multiyear…
Which farmers should the EU save? Let the battle begin.
BRUSSELS — European farming leaders and green groups are girding for a long, hard fight following the Commission’s bombshell proposal for…
Brussels kicks off a season of red tape destruction
Brussels kicks off a season of red tape destruction The European Commission is waging war on bureaucracy in its effort…
Not another farm fraud? Slovaks face heat over EU funds for fake guesthouses.
First Greece. Now Slovakia. Slovak officials face allegations of having used European funds to build fake guesthouses that only privileged…