Corruption in the EU – Is the EU Parliament for sale?
By Paul Kirschner | First of all, why is corruption on the table? Usually, the…
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The League’s pro-European shift? Circumstances, my dear Watson.
By Raffaela Grano, Kanwal Gul and Edoardo Giovanni Previgliano To address the 1973 energy crisis,…
Coronavirus, EU and health systems in Africa
by Professor Valeria Fargion and Marco Mayer Lancet – the world’s most important medical journal…
The EU and Japan closer than ever
by Matteo Rando On September 27th, during a forum held in Brussels titled “EU-Asia Connectivity…
More troubles ahead for von der Leyen’s Commission
Ursula von der Leyen was proposed by the European Council as the candidate for the office…
ALDE and the laissez-faire wave
Margrethe Vestager, [REUTERS/ Sebastian Pirlet] by Federico De Falco The Alliance of Liberals and Democrats…
Nationalists do not fit
Matteo Salvini (L) and Marine Le Pen by Giorgia Andrea Bordignon It has been a…
The European People’s Party after the European Elections
by Gülfem Cevheribucak The European Elections’ results saw the conservative European People’s Party (EPP) remaining as…
The European Green Party in the European election: an interview with Monica Frassoni
Monica Frassoni, co-Chair of the European Green Party by Sofia Marini and Thomas Romano…
Portugal: a left-wing oasis in Europe
Portuguese Prime Minister, Antonio Costa by Alberto Tognarelli The Spanish Socialist Party (S&D) has…
The Zero Hour Election
Giorgia Andrea Bordignon We are only 3 months away from possibly the most distorting European…
Alternative takeaways for the next EP elections
Manfred Weber (L), the EPP spitzenkandidat and Jean-Claude Juncker (R), current EC President Federico Dante…