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Economics
William Thomson – More securitisation creates less financial security
Deregulating finance is in vogue in Brussels once again. William Thomson is a Political Economist and Founder of Scotonomics. (www.scotonomics.scot) Billed as simply a ‘technical reappraisal’, the European Commission has concluded its consultation on a […]
Climate Crisis
Corporate Europe Observatory – The EU’s Dirty Industrial Deal
Your main questions answered about what the European Commission’s so-called ‘Clean Industrial Deal’ is and how it fits into President Von Der Leyen’s ‘competitiveness’ agenda. Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) is a research and campaign group […]
Economics
Natasha Foote: Pruning the EU’s Farming Policy: Have CAP’s Green Shoots Survived the Shears?
Cutting back the deadwood and overgrowth stimulates growth, giving space to new green shoots — but can the same be said for the latest pruning of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)? Read Article HERE
Economics
Thomas Fazi – The EU is finally paying the price for its unfair trade practices
Trump’s tariffs should be seen as an opportunity for Europeans to finally confront the deep flaws of the EU’s export-led economic model — a reckoning that is long overdue Read Article HERE
EU politics
red. – EU Sanctions red. Media Founder for Covering Germany’s Pro-Palestine Crackdown
Germany is once again dragging the rest of Europe into fascism red. media stands for revolutionary, educational, documentaries. It is an independent documentary and digital content creator. The EU Council’s latest sanctions, intended to deter […]
EU politics
Esha Krishnaswamy – The fight for Hungary’s future: sovereignty or subjugation?
Opposition leader Péter Magyar’s agenda is clear: to fully reconcile with Brussels, including adopting the euro and severing ties with Russia. This would amount to national suicide Esha Krishnaswamy is a podcaster, a blogger and […]
Economics
Jan Oberg – Can the EU pick itself up by its civilian bootstraps and join the future world?
With its rampant Re-Arm policy against Russia, it risks becoming an underdeveloped, over-militarised and marginalised corner of the future world. It would be great if the EU could develop a vision… Jan Oberg is the […]
Corruption
Thomas Fazi: Landmark court ruling against von der Leyen in Pfizergate trial
EU Court of Justice annuls the European Commission’s decision to refuse to disclose the text messages between von der Leyen and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla Read Article HERE
EU politics
Corporate Europe Observatory – Will the EU lower regulatory standards to appease Trump?
The risk is that Brussels uses the excuse of a deal with the United States to prevent a tariff war to slip in deregulation by the back door. Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) is a research […]