Activating the rule of law conditionality mechanism against Hungary: can the EU finally achieve change?
by Anna Udvarvölgyi | On 3rd of April, the parliamentary elections were held in Hungary to elect the National Assembly.…
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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…
The EU and disinformation (pt. 2): a more subtle virus?
By Domenico Farinelli and Théo Wu Since the breakout of the Covid-19 pandemic, false and misleading information spread like never…
The EU and disinformation (pt 1): the role of social media providers
By Edith Anna Ehrenbrandtner and Nada Gamal It is no longer a secret that information is power: who detains information…
Introducing the New European Bauhaus
By Ioana Craciun, Matteo Peccini, Beatrice Rocco May 2021 be the year of awakening and real bold change And…
Unione Europea, Stati membri e Coronavirus. Il punto della situazione
di Matteo Rando Purtroppo, come spesso accade, si diffondono rapidamente tra i cittadini europei fake news e inesattezze che ledono…
Coronavirus, EU and health systems in Africa
by Professor Valeria Fargion and Marco Mayer Lancet – the world’s most important medical journal – has published a detailed…
The future of EU enlargement policy: how to get the ball rolling?
by Sofia Marini Much has been said about EU enlargement over the last few weeks, despite no progress could be…
3 EU member states breached EU law, the European Court of Justice said
by Matteo Rando On October 31st, the European Court of Justice’s Advocate General released an Opinion on the 2017 case…
The EU and Japan closer than ever
by Matteo Rando On September 27th, during a forum held in Brussels titled “EU-Asia Connectivity – Building Bridges for a…