The importance of funding in the development of the Internet of things(IoT) was front and centre during a conference in Brussels on Thursday.
Published work
With more than 50 standards organisations attempting to oversee ever faster technological advancements, the issue of improving IoT standards unsurprisingly generated fierce debate when it came up at a conference in Brussels on Thursday.
Curator Paul Moorhouse exposes the double life of Giacometti in the NPG’s new exhibition focusing on the artist’s portraiture
According to the Aid worker security database, 155 humanitarian workers were killed, 171 wounded and 134 kidnapped in 2013.
ALDE deputy Marietje Schaake has criticised the ‘lack of clear response’ to the crises in Iraq and Syria while ECR MEP Charles Tannock has condemened the actions of Islamic State (IS) in the region.
Changes to the European central bank (ECB) voting system following Lithuania’s adoption of the euro could progressively see small countries get even less of a say, explain Sylvia Merler and Kayleigh Rose Lewis.
Policymakers have hit out at the EU’s national governments for nominating too few female candidates for European commission posts.
S&D group chair Gianni Pittella has called on EU council president Herman Van Rompuy to hold an extraordinary council meeting in the wake of another missile strike outside a UN school in Gaza.
The European parliament’s S&D and Greens/EFA groups have strongly condemned the ongoing crisis in the Gaza strip and have called for an end to military operations in the region.
MEPs have called for an end to “fighting and bloodshed” and for immediate arms restrictions as the conflict in Ukraine shows little sign of de-escalation.
©onegirlmedia