Coronavirus: Franco-German solidarity
Die baden-württembergischen Behörden haben am Samstag, 21. März, und Sonntag, 22. März, die ersten Patienten aus dem Elsass (Mulhouse, Colmar, Straßburg) in Krankenhäuser in Freiburg und Karlsruhe verlegt.
Die baden-württembergischen Behörden haben am Samstag, 21. März, und Sonntag, 22. März, die ersten Patienten aus dem Elsass (Mulhouse, Colmar, Straßburg) in Krankenhäuser in Freiburg und Karlsruhe verlegt.
The closure of borders linked to the fight against Covid-19 is impacting the daily lives of the 170,000 cross-border workers in the region. The point with Frontaliers Grand Est and the European Consumer Centre (ECC).
Doctors, epidemiologists and researchers give us different and sometimes contradictory information about Covid-19. We asked for the point of view of Pr Laurent Roux, author of the website “Virology for all”. Interview.
Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg are taking protective measures that are worrying the 170,000 frontier workers in the Far East.
One of the European Commission’s six priorities is to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. Explanations with the European Consumer Centre (ECC) France.
The Chinese coronavirus in Wuhan province reminds us that contagious diseases have always decimated populations. A quick reminder of the main epidemics.
January 22nd is the historic day of Franco-German friendship, the date of the signing of the Elysée Treaty and the Treaty of Aachen in 2019.
The European Consumer Centre France designated as an “external alert body” to inform national authorities of infringements in Europe.
For several weeks now, outbreaks of avian influenza (H5N8) have been detected on farms in Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania, but also in wildlife in Poland.
From Brexit to the rights of rail and air passengers and the 15 years of the ECC-Net network, the European Consumer Centre France offers you an overview of new consumer products in Europe in 2020.
Millions of Europeans have already ordered or even offered a DNA test to someone close to them in order to discover their ethnic origins, find a family member or find out about their predisposition to certain genetic diseases. But it is not without risks.
After the exhibition at the Futuroscope of Poitiers on the odyssey of Bertrand Piccard with his plane Solar Impulse and Alain Thiébault with his Hydroptère, the photojournalist Francis Demange and the editor Hervé Bonnot publish a book at the Editions de la Martinière.