Germany’s PKW Maut bill- “Nicht so toll” on the long run? Posted by Ana Mingo | Oct 25, 2018 | Environment & Energy Affairs, Europe | 0 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
Germany’s PKW-Maut Bill – update on a potential toll for foreign drivers Posted by Ana Mingo | Sep 14, 2015 | Country & Individual Specific, Economic Affairs, Europe | 0 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
2015 – your last chance for a “free ride” on the German autobahn? – Weighing the German initiative for a toll on ‘foreign’ motor vehicles Posted by Ana Mingo | Jan 5, 2015 | Country & Individual Specific, Environment & Energy Affairs, Europe | 0 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
Who should pay to fix German potholes? Weighing the initiative for a toll on ‘foreign’ road users [Updated] Posted by Ana Mingo | Jul 15, 2014 | Country & Individual Specific, Economic Affairs, Europe, Political & Institutional Affairs | 0 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
Turning MEPs into digital natives: the prospects of a Digital Affairs and Technology Committee Posted by Ana Mingo | Jun 11, 2014 | Digital Agenda, Europe, Political & Institutional Affairs | 0 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
Who should pay to fix German potholes? Weighing the initiative for a toll on ‘foreign’ road users Posted by Ana Mingo | May 12, 2014 | Country & Individual Specific, Europe | 0 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
Germany’s energy transformation 2.0: On track to become a legislative reality? Posted by Ana Mingo | Mar 3, 2014 | Country & Individual Specific, Environment & Energy Affairs, Europe | 0 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
European equality on the German autobahn? Weighing the German initiative for a toll on ‘foreign’ motor vehicles Posted by Ana Mingo | Jan 21, 2014 | Economic Affairs, Europe | 0 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
Renewables in Germany: where is the Energiewende headed? Posted by Ana Mingo | Jan 6, 2014 | Country & Individual Specific, Environment & Energy Affairs, Europe | 1 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
Shifting gears on transforming energy and the environment? A progress report from Germany’s grand coalition government in the making Posted by Ana Mingo | Nov 8, 2013 | Environment & Energy Affairs, Europe | 2 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
Electoral change & energy transformation; where is the German “Energiewende” headed after its September polls? Posted by Ana Mingo | Sep 16, 2013 | Country & Individual Specific, Environment & Energy Affairs, Europe | 0 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
The Financial Transaction Tax: 28 candles for ATTAC? Posted by Ana Mingo | Jun 14, 2013 | Economic Affairs, Europe | 7 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
Turkish Spring? Posted by Ana Mingo | Jun 1, 2013 | Country & Individual Specific, Defence & Security, Europe's Neighbours, Foreign Affairs | 0 | Share this articleFacebookTwitterMoreLinkedInTumblrEmailPrintReddit Read More
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