Rome’s president has been turned into an emperor Thomas Fazi is a writer, journalist and translator. His latest book ‘Reclaiming the State’ is published by Pluto Press. Paolo Cornetti is a policy adviser. He is […]
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The emerging EU fiscal policy framework lacks clear rules, reflecting the peculiar character of German hegemony as well as deep divisions between core and periphery in the EU. Costas Lapavitsas is an Economist at SOAS […]
The EU “Brown Deal” is taking shape. One can ask what this has to do with sustainability? Germany, which is closing its nuclear reactors anyway, is against nuclear energy being classified as green, but with […]
Not all that shines is gold. Gustavo Piga is Full Professor of Economics at the University of Rome Tor Vergata Cross-posted from Gustavo’s website Painting by Angela Maria Piga Any citizen who cares about the […]
Greenwashing is not a problem for the green transition, it is THE problem. Luca Bonaccorsi is Director of Sustainable Finance at Transport & Environment Cross-posted from the website of Transport & Environment Imagine you’ve worked […]
Without a serious change in governance, there is a risk that the new rules of the Stability Pact will lead to a repetition of old mistakes. Sergio Cesaratto teaches European monetary and fiscal policies at […]
The EU has opened a public consultation on reform, in which everyone can participate. The wording of the questions does not indicate a change of mentality: yet the last two crises have shown that this […]
While the EU takes exception to Poland and Hungary’s transgressions of EU legal mandates, Spain sails on unchallenged in its own particular application of the law with a defiant attitude not so dissimilar to Poland’s […]
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