Europe: the trend of “new faces” in politics
Employment and Social Affairs 23 April 2019Politicians from the mainstream center-right and center-left parties have held a comfortable majority
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Brexit: a new reality before next EU elections?
Employment and Social Affairs 8 April 2019It is becoming more and more high the possibility to have a Brexit without an Agreement. The next few
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Sovranism in the economic and employment sphere
Employment and Social Affairs 25 March 2019At a time when multilateralism in losing ground in public opinion all over the world, sovranism is rising,
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Climate change: different approach to a global problem
Employment and Social Affairs 10 March 2019Climate change is a growing threat with a potential impact on our lives and, even more, on the ones of
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5G technology and the role of China in European market
Employment and Social Affairs 25 February 2019The remarkable growth of China’s technology in the international stage has demonstrated Beijing’s
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Eastern Europe at the center of the new arm race?
Employment and Social Affairs 12 February 2019The European Union hopes that there is still a way to preserve the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces
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Romania’s presidency crucial for cohesion in the EU
Employment and Social Affairs 29 January 2019Romania’s first presidency of the EU Council, since its entrance in the Union back in 2007, has started
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Employment Related Issues: a Key Aspect Toward Next European Elections?
Employment and Social Affairs 15 January 2019The ninth European elections will take place between the 23rd and 26th of May 2019, when 350 million
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The Long Road Toward a More Integrated Defence in the EU
Employment and Social Affairs 28 February 2018The European Union started a process of closer cooperation in security and defence. Recently, 23 Member
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EU Enlargement to the Balkans: a Merit–Based Process
Employment and Social Affairs 12 February 2018A merit–based process: the EU-Western Balkans enlargement strategy, published in February 2018, confirms
