Can the Slovenian Presidency be a “broker” between Hungary and the EU?
Employment and Social Affairs 12 July 2021The second Slovenian Presidency of the EU Council kicked off on the first of July 2021, following the
-
-
The cost of Orban’s policy
Economy 28 June 2021It is not needed to say what it’s at stake with Hungary and its President Orban over the course of
-
LGBTQ+ rights and the fight for a more inclusive EU
Editorial 28 June 2021After years of timid and defensive attitudes, Europe’s liberal democracies have finally taken a hard
-
Covid-19 is bringing unity or division at national level?
Employment and Social Affairs 22 February 2021Covid-19 pandemic has caused important political development all around Europe. On one side Italy is
-
Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures
Editorial 22 February 2021I am writing these lines from Italy, just as a new government of “national unity” is being
-
EU clash over Poland and Hungary veto Covid19 recovery budget
Editorial 30 November 2020While the Continent is engaged in a tug-of-war with the second wave of the pandemic, European policy
-
Poland and Hungary against the EU over “rule of law”: deadlock on the budget
Employment and Social Affairs 29 November 2020Something has clouded the skies in the European Union, questioning its credibility that is now tied with
-
Does the EU have a capacity to survive another veto?
Economy 29 November 2020On November 16, another veto has shaken the EU-27 bloc. This time, central European Member States have
-
Coronavirus emergency enhance the risks for liberal democracy?
Employment and Social Affairs 13 April 2020Although coronavirus is a pandemic, a disease spread all over the world, not all the countries have implemented
-
New commissioners from Eastern Europe
Employment and Social Affairs 22 September 2019Former Minister of Justice of Hungary, László Trócsányi has been nominated by Ursula von der Leyen
