The Sting of the Day
Brain drain 2017: why do medical students need to emigrate to become doctors in 2017?
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Mr Ankit Raj, a final year MBBS student from Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, India. He is related to the International Federation of Medical … [Read More...]
Economy
EU unveils plan to accelerate Capital Markets Union ahead of London’s departure from the bloc
Skyline of the City of London, Europe’s largest financial centre. (Source: EC - Audiovisual Service / Photo: Jack Taylor) Last week the European … [Read More...]
ECB intervenes to clean May’s and Schäuble’s mess
Last Thursday 8 June, on the day the Britons were punishing Theresa May for her mistakes and arrogance, the European Central Bank under Mario Draghi … [Read More...]
19th EU-China Summit: A historical advance in the Chino-European rapprochement
Mainstream media and the two EU Presidents (Donald Tusk of the Council and Jean-Claude Juncker of the Commission), during and after last week’s … [Read More...]
Germany caught with selfish double standards in euro area policy
Over the past three years the European Central Bank, guided by its President Mario Draghi, has been folowing a super relaxed monetary policy. It has … [Read More...]
EU Council agrees to reform the system for motor vehicles but with “restricted” power for the Commission
It was last Monday when the EU ministers gathered in Brussels to draft new rules to prevent future emissions cheating from the automotive companies … [Read More...]
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Business
I-Society
Brussels Vs. Google: The €1 bn EU fine and the US response
The European Commission is about to impose more than one billion euros fine to Google as a result of online shopping service search abuse according to … [Read More...]
A revolution, an ecosystem, an ocean: 5G is just the beginning
Endorsed content “You cannot assume that 5G is just 4G on steroids. It is a revolution,” says Kailash Narayanan of Keysight Technologies. The neat … [Read More...]
ITU Telecom World 2017: exploring smart digital transformation
Endorsed content Artificial intelligence can crunch the numbers on inconceivably large volumes of data, predicting trends, mitigating problems, … [Read More...]
Why do medical students need to go abroad to become a doctor in 2017?
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Mr. François Janssens , a medical student at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Brussels. … [Read More...]
International World Summit Award calls for outstanding digital applications with impact on society from 178 UN member states
Sponsored content Salzburg, April 2017 UN based WSA calls for applications. All digital products with impact on society can now apply with … [Read More...]
A new world that demands new doctors in the fourth industrial revolution
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Mr João Victor Villa, man academic of the first year of Medicine at Santa Marcelina College … [Read More...]
more stings
Brain drain 2017: why do medical students need to emigrate to become doctors in 2017?
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Mr Ankit Raj, a final year MBBS student from Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, India. He is … [Read More...]
Brexit talks started with a London handicap and Brussels’ sternness
Last Monday’s first meeting between the British and the EU Brexit negotiations teams gave a clear indication that London has started watering down its … [Read More...]
Brussels Vs. Google: The €1 bn EU fine and the US response
The European Commission is about to impose more than one billion euros fine to Google as a result of online shopping service search abuse according to … [Read More...]
The opportunity of studying Medicine abroad
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Ms Dagmar-Elisabeth Messner, a 4 th year medical student at the Comenius University in … [Read More...]
Macron has the deputies but not the people’s consent for his far reaching reforms
The French electoral system of ‘two Sundays’ has permitted Emmanuel Macron to become President, despite being the first choice of only 24.015% of the … [Read More...]
Macron’s Presidency: what the young generation’s expectations are
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Mr Adrien Lepic, the elected Secretary General of the European Confederation of Junior … [Read More...]
May led Britain to chaos, now looks for way out with unpredictable DUP
As the dust settles after last week’s electoral pandemonium in Britain, the country finds itself in a true political chaos. Prime Minster Theresa May … [Read More...]
Refugee crisis update: Commission is struggling alone with little help from EU or G7 leaders
The European Commission has been fighting the migration crisis urging the EU countries for their support to tackle this long-lasting issue but no or … [Read More...]
EU unveils plan to accelerate Capital Markets Union ahead of London’s departure from the bloc
Skyline of the City of London, Europe’s largest financial centre. (Source: EC - Audiovisual Service / Photo: Jack Taylor) Last week the European … [Read More...]
ECB intervenes to clean May’s and Schäuble’s mess
Last Thursday 8 June, on the day the Britons were punishing Theresa May for her mistakes and arrogance, the European Central Bank under Mario Draghi … [Read More...]
Why medical students decide to study abroad?
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Ms Dagmar-Elisabeth Messner, a 4th year medical student at the Comenius University in … [Read More...]
19th EU-China Summit: A historical advance in the Chino-European rapprochement
Mainstream media and the two EU Presidents (Donald Tusk of the Council and Jean-Claude Juncker of the Commission), during and after last week’s … [Read More...]
Medical students: The need for emigration
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Ms Hamnah Tajjab, a 3rd year MBBS student at Lahore, Pakistan. She is also affiliated to the … [Read More...]
The US may be “open” to reviving TTIP, while the EU designs the future of trade with China
After months of silence and no progress since the negotiations were officially put on hold, last week the TTIP reappeared on the main pages of the … [Read More...]
Trump’s denial of Paris climate agreement; the US Republicans lash out against the world
Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the UN Paris Climate Agreement is a major foreign policy step, rather difficult to understand. For one thing, the … [Read More...]
Why do medical students need to emigrate to become doctors in 2017?
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Ms. Ayesha Zahid , a MBBS student from Services Institute of Medical Sciences. … [Read More...]
Germany caught with selfish double standards in euro area policy
Over the past three years the European Central Bank, guided by its President Mario Draghi, has been folowing a super relaxed monetary policy. It has … [Read More...]
EU Council agrees to reform the system for motor vehicles but with “restricted” power for the Commission
It was last Monday when the EU ministers gathered in Brussels to draft new rules to prevent future emissions cheating from the automotive companies … [Read More...]
Reality Shock
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Mr. Ahmad Abbadi, a medical student at Jordan University of Science and Technology. … [Read More...]
Trump enrages the Europeans and isolates the US in G7
Last Thursday, Donald Trump, at a superb hall in the new glass and steel NATO building in Brussels, delivered an unruly speech, after having pushed … [Read More...]
The sad plight of fledging doctors
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Mr. Manish Kumar Gupta, a medical student at VA Healthcare medical center at Miami, FL. … [Read More...]
Dangerous Trumpism in the Middle East with an anti-European edge
All main stream media analysts agree that the US President Donald Trump last Sunday 21 May in Riyadh, completely reversed his predecessor Barack … [Read More...]
Will the EU ever tackle the migration crisis despite the lack of political will?
Despite the fact that migration crisis figures have decreased compared to last year, the disappointing commitment of some countries to fulfil their … [Read More...]
Doctors without borders
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Mr Felix Gunzer , a nineteen years old medical student at the Universtity of Graz, Austria. … [Read More...]
Elections in Britain may reserve a surprise for May’s Tories
The easy ride for the 8 June election in Britain that Prime Minister Theresa May planned for the Tories seems to be turning sour. When same weeks ago … [Read More...]
Brazil’s hopeless future of science
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Ms Laís de Carvalho Pinheiro , a twenty-eight years old medical student, lawyer and … [Read More...]
Will the French let Macron destroy their party political system?
Emmanuel Macron is moving forward with his plan to destroy the French political scenery as we know it for centuries, from the times of the great … [Read More...]
Why do medical students need to go abroad to become a doctor in 2017?
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Mr. François Janssens , a medical student at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Brussels. … [Read More...]
EU Council approves visa-free travel for Ukraine and cement ties with Kiev
Last week the Council of the European Union finally adopted a regulation granting visa-free travel for Ukrainian citizens. Thanks to the formal … [Read More...]
China dazzles the world with her Silk Road plan to connect, Asia, Europe and Africa
More than 30 political leaders and government representatives from 110 countries participate in the Belt and Road Forum China organizes in Beijing on … [Read More...]
Progress in medical research: leading or lagging behind?
This article was exclusively written for the Sting by Mr Daniel Gomez Ramos. The writer is a first-year medical student at Ohio University Heritage … [Read More...]
Threats from mammoth banks and Brussels fuel May’s poll rates
The Theresa May brexiteer government has started feeling the heat about their choice to fight an electoral battle on a clear and loud plea, that a … [Read More...]
EU and Amazon cut deal to end antitrust investigation over e-books deals
Last week the European Commission has communicated its decision to formally accept commitments by US tech giant Amazon to end an EU antitrust … [Read More...]
Macron plans for Europe, Brexit and banks but vague on France
Emmanuel Macron, after yesterday’s quasi formality of the second round of the election, is the new President of France, having defeated Marine Le Pen … [Read More...]
The ECB again takes care of the bankers not the people
Last week the European Central Bank surprised everybody by letting it be known that interest rates will “remain at present or lower levels for an … [Read More...]
French election: Will France vote for a reformed or no EU?
The run-off presidential election approaches and the leader of “En Marche!” movement leads the race over his political opponent Marine Le Pen. Both … [Read More...]
EU27 leaders unite on Brexit Guidelines ahead of “tough negotiations” with Theresa May
Last Saturday, the leaders of the European Union met for the first time after UK’s Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50 of the Lisbon … [Read More...]
