Poland's future as Europe's leading "GMO Free Zone" stands on the brink:
Corporate pressures to open the market for commercial planting of GMO have
further intensified, whereas public rejection of GM foods is firm and
universal.

Take a guided walk through Brussels and learn something about the role of US corporations and PR firms in EU decision-making.

In cities all over Europe people will take the streets on May 1st. No longer a day solely for sold out trade unionists and boring politicians but a day reclaimed by the precariat - the generation of uncertainty, of precarious work, of a constant run. Students, migrants, queers, service workers, creative workers and the unemployed are organizing for this day, turning it into a carnival of dissent. Here some of the cities:

Thessaloniki, Liege, Berlin, Malaga, Milano, Wien, Hamburg

For updates: euromayday

Falkor is constructing and supporting an international network of youth protecting the environment, supporting and developing independent media and active in human rights, anti-racism, pro-tolerance issues and development of civil society in general.

The latest newsletter is now available on the developments in the run up to the G8 protests in June 2007. You can find the newsletter here so you can print it, copy it, spread it, translate it, .... On the site you can also find translations in other languages of former issues. Follow the link News from the fields and beyond_ March issue

Translators needed for all language in and around geographical Europe!

Film contributions/donations needed for a film festival to be held in St. Petersburg against racism and xenophobia. Films need to be sent digitally as soon as possible, as the festival will take place from March 21-25 and films sent by post will most likely not arrive on time.

Mountains of illegal and destructively logged timber flood onto the world's timber market. Europe plays a key role in fuelling demand for timber products. Call on the EU to ban illegal timber!

Biofuelwatch is asking organisations and local groups to sign the Open Letter which expresses concern with impacts of the global biofuel market. If you or your group want to sign, please e-mail info@biofuelwatch.org.uk.

For more info see www.biofuelwatch.org.uk

Due to an overwhelming response for participation the first ever environmental festival in Armenia will take place at two different times, April and October 2007.