Claudia Delpero is the Founder and Editor of EuropeStreet, a news service specializing in the European Union and citizens' rights. With a background in journalism and a focus on EU affairs, Claudia's work has appeared in various publications including Dutch News BV, ENDS Europe, The Local (Italy), One Media, The Local (France), and The Local Denmark.
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Claudia Delpero's coverage primarily focuses on the European Union, government policy and regulations, travel & tourism, sustainability, finance & economy as well as world affairs. Her articles often cite data and reflect a strong focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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EU ambassadors have agreed on a year-long delay to rules aiming to clamp down on products from deforested areas, following pressure from trade partners and businesses.
The toy industry is the latest to call for ‘urgent' new rules for online marketplaces, after finding that 80% of products bought from third-party traders on digital platforms failed EU safety standards.
Dutch people are more concerned about immigration than citizens in other EU countries, according to the results of the latest Eurobarometer survey, published on Friday.
By: Claudia Delpero
The standing committee of the Council of Europe’s Bern Convention has adopted an EU proposal to downgrade the status of the wolf from “strictly protected” to “protected”.
The European Commission will propose next year relaxing the rules to safeguard the wolf, after an international committee decided to downgrade its protection status.
By: Claudia Delpero
The Port of Dover has repeatedly said that it is not ready to implement the EU's new EES passport checks. Photo by HENRY NICHOLLS / AFP
The river Rhine near Wageningen. Photo: Prashanthns via Wikimedia Commons
By: Claudia Delpero
The Schengen Area is set to expand as Romania and Bulgaria gain full membership. How will this historic decision impact Europe's borderless travel zone and the EU economy?
By: Claudia Delpero
Rivers, lakes and coastal waters across the Netherlands and Europe are contaminated with PFAS chemicals, often exceeding legal safety limits.
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