Bijl PR and the German agency navos have recently started working on the EuregioRail project. The aim of this project is to realize a direct rail connection between the cities of Zwolle (the Netherlands) and Münster (Germany). The new connection will increase capacity, shorten travel times and contribute to more intensive cooperation in the Dutch-German …
We’re excited to announce that a campaign from GCA member Bijl PR have been awarded with an European Excellence Award. The campaign (https://www.bijlpr.nl/en/cases/pr-campaign-the-dutch-foster-care-association/) for Foster Care Netherlands to highlight the need for more foster parents was judged the best in the category ‘multi-channel communications’. Bijl PR was also one of the five nominees for the …
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On Sunday, Romanian voters went to the polls to elect members of the country’s two-chamber Parliament: the Senate (upper house) and the Chamber of Deputies (lower house). While the opposition Social Democratic Party (PSD) received the largest share of the vote, the ruling National Liberal Party (PNL) looks set to stay in power and form …
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Party of Action and Solidarity to Form Government with Unprecedented Mandate On July 11th, Moldovan voters went to the polls to elect the country’s 101
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Following the Presidential elections in Belarus in August 2020 and subsequent actions by the Belarusian authorities suppressing protests, relations between Belarus and both the European
Over a week has passed since Bulgaria’s parliamentary elections (held on 4 April), but the country remains at a political impasse, with the results showing
