Da Utoya a Ventotene, 2148 chilometri per ricostruire l’Europa post Covid
Di Giulia Maini Un viaggio simbolico che, unendo passato e futuro, lascia spazio ai giovani e a quello che loro…
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Category: Europe
The #G20 Joint Finance-Health Task Force – Time for action
By Professor Valeria Fargion and Professor Marco Mayer On the eve of the G20 – the Ministers of Finance and…
The Elephant on a bicycle: will we have a more isolated China?
By Antonella Benedetto “China is like an elephant on a bicycle. If it slows down, it could fall, and the…
Footbal is not just a game: how Euro 2020 became a political issue
By Antonella Benedetto “Italians lose wars as if they were football matches, and football matches as if they were wars.”…
So powerful and so potentially vulnerable, is it the time for European Union to form an army?
By Tommaso Monaco and Gabriele Mugnai In a time of general crisis due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have witnessed…
Were you aware that asylum seekers risk not being treated uniformly across Europe? Towards which Common European Asylum System?
Born to better achieve the Geneva Convention on the protection of refugees, the CEAS still does not overcome Member States’…
Analyzing Euroscepticism: is Democratic Deficit the cause of the rise of populist parties?
By Hamza El Moukadar, Mattia Morresi, and Chiara Vagli The last ten years have been a very challenging period for…
A Europe that protects: The Commission’s new strategy to fight trafficking in human beings in times of Covid- 19
By Marina Ageeb and Natalia Andreea Neicu Even today, trafficking in human beings remains a severe and worrisome threat to…
A matter of priorities: Green Deal vs. Covid-19
By Nadia Faellini, Paola Ladisa, Beatrice Beatrice The EU’s green agenda: a promising ambition Since the election of the Von…
European Institutions and Covid-19: A democratic crisis?
By Jacopo Di Giovanni The Covid.19 crisis has changed the way of life in the Western world. It had never…