This is another article in our continuing debate concerning whether the neo-liberal EU can be reformed to become a democratic, progressive, and social political organisation.
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Economics
Quartz: China keeps using the wrong tools to fix its economic problems
Chinese economists and officials are sounding alarm bells over the state of the country’s stalling economy. Read Here
Energy
Robin Roels: Green Transition at a Crossroads: EU’s critical vote on Raw Materials Regulation
Overconsumption of resources in unequal societies lies at the heart of most challenges related to the extractive industries in the contemporary world. The EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) should reflect that as it goes […]
Austerity
Owen Jones: Don’t let the Tories fool you: we must borrow to invest
Here once again are most of the arguments for ending austerity and investing in the UK’s future and its people. The logic is valid for most EU nations. Read here Please see Simon Wren-Lewis on […]
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