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Already the second Constitutional Court of an EU Member State has ruled the implementation of the data retention directive (directive 2006/24/EC) and the subsequent general storage of citizens' communication data as unconstitutional : first the Romanian Read More...
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Today the European Parliament voted 378-196 to reject the SWIFT bank data sharing deal with the United States. Members of European Parliament resisted pressure from the US to continue a nine-month interim agreement allowing the United States of America Read More...
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Yesterday the new European Commission was confirmed by the European Parliament. Mr Barroso and his 26-member cabinet received 488 yes votes, 137 against and 72 abstentions. Reacting to the news, Aloys Rigaut, President of the European Liberal Youth LYMEC Read More...
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YLDA renews partnership with FNF, plans for 2010
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The year 2010 marked the end of yet another decade – that which had
witnessed many of the world’s biggest challenges. As the world economy
is left reeling from the blows of recession and corporate defaults, the
reality of climate change and its catastrophic implications achieved
reluctant global confirmation and attention. Conflicts and civil unrest
remain as central themes in many countries across the globe and human
rights violations and political persecutions are proudly touted by
despotic regimes as a mockery of democratic processes. Read
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This week the LYMEC Bureau met in Brussels with representatives of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE), the liberal group in the European Parliament. Apart from meeting several other ALDE key contacts, discussing collaboration, the Read More...
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Greeces budget shortfall is now estimated at 12.7% of GDP last year, after Eurostat recently accused Athens of "deliberate misreporting" making its deficit appear smaller. The country nowadays is rated with BBB+, an alarming low rating for a Eurozone Read More...
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From 1st of January 2010, Spain takes over the six-month rotating presidency of the EU. After the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty, the Council of ministers now has a permanent President, Herman van Rompuy, so he will chair the meetings of the Council. Read More...
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The European Liberal Youth (LYMEC) reacts with great disappointment to the results of the UN climate summit in Copenhagen. Delegates refused to endorse formally and only "took note" of a declaration negotiated at the last minute between the US, China, Read More...
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Young people of three Balkan countries can for the first time freely experience Europe. If Maja from Belgrade wants to visit an art exhibition in Budapest, if Dejan from Skopje wants to book a low-cost flight for his New Years visit to Berlin or if Milica Read More...
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ELDR prime ministers, ministers, commissioners and party leaders gathered together on Thursday 10 December for the traditional bi-annual ELDR Leaders and Ministers meeting in advance of the European summit. The main focus of the discussion was the distribution Read More...
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The European Commission's Directorate-General for Competition released last August a review of guarantee and recapitalisation schemes in the financial sector in the current crisis. In this review, the Commission emphasised the need for Member States to Read More...
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Today, 10 December 2009 is Human Rights Day. Around the world, many
organizations--including our partners--and individuals commemorate this
day to constantly remind ourselves of our continuing further the cause
of Human rights for ourselves, the future generations, and for those
that until now is oppressed. We reaffirm our support for and adherence
to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other convention
declarations that promotes other rights. ’The Young Liberals and
Democrats of Asia’ joins the international community as it further
promotes "the inherent dignity of the equal and inalienable rights of
all members of the human family" as "the foundation of freedom, justice
and peace in the world". read more
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Political liberalism of Bosnia and Herzegovina was celebrating its 20th anniversary last weekend in Sarajevo, at the occasion of an ALDE seminar on "Transition and Nationalism". Created in the autumn of 1989, and established on the ideas of pluralism, Read More...
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The European Liberal Youth (LYMEC) expresses deep worries about the drastically rising State debt in Eurozone Member States. In Greece, this year's deficit will soar to 12.7 percent of GDP, more than twice the previous government's projection. Thirteen Read More...
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