Soon after the end of lockdown measures, mass protests are ongoing all over the world. The United States of America are the epicenter of several anti-racism rallies, exploded after the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis and reinforced after the killing of Rayshard Brooks shot by the Us police in Atlanta. Their deaths, along with […]
A new movement is expanding all over the world. Concerning mainly racial problems but slowly turning into a critique to the powers in general. What happened in this weeks generates by what happened to George Floyd in the US. Then it became some more than a protest. Even in a difficult moment for the pandemics […]
Police brutality across the USA is not a novelty. Some journalists even dedicated their own professional careers to prove that the US police are over crossing their jurisdictions in performing various set of duties. The latest killing of George Floyd sparked suspects that there might have been something else behind simple brutality. Outbreak of several […]
This article will explore how does the EU help the migrants going towards the Western Europe, as well as the key challenges that occur during this process in many different geographic locations Europe wide. As a part of its support to the Western Balkans countries during the pandemic, the European Union sent blankets, mattresses and […]
The call for renewing the social contract that stands behind European democracies used to be a discussion for the few rather than for the public debate. And still, the majority of Europeans probably ignore the expression. But as a matter of fact, since 2016 and the surge of populism, going hand in hand with the […]
The Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) has recently launched the call for proposals “European Youth Together”. The scope of these actions is to create networks promoting regional partnerships, to be run in close cooperation with young people from across Europe. The actions is to support initiatives from at least five youth organisations from […]
The cost of photovoltaic power has declined by 82% since 2010. New solar ( and wind) farms will soon cost less than many of the world’s coal-fired power plants, and governments should invest in them to boost economies amid the coronavirus, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency. Coal plants with a capacity of up […]
Covid-19 produced a major economic crisis in Europe. The European Union is now called once again to prove the effectiveness of the common project that ensured over 70 years of peace in the continent. Major crisis requires unprecedented responses, and Eu after Covid-19 should demonstrate to be able to produce concrete answers to growing citizen’s needs. […]
The hard phase of the pandemic in EU seems to be overcome, we hope for a long time. So now the priorities are: for every citizen coming back to life with the new safety measures, and particularly for each country, trying to relaunch the economy and labour market. It will not be easy. Solutions and […]
The EU experienced heavy period with Covid19 crisis. Countries such as France, Italy and Spain, which, according to initial estimates, were most affected by the corona crisis, strongly advocated grants to be financed through common EU bonds – so-called Eurobonds or corona-bonds. These bonds would be taken over indirectly, through the joint EU budget, distributed […]
