The German government for the first time in years has given a green light for the large-scale export of arms worth several hundred million euros to NATO ally Turkey, according to a report on the Der Spiegel news website.
EU politics
Prem Sikka: Shareholders have run the show for too long – it’s time for radical reform to company boards
What Prem Sikka writes is not only true for Britain, but for the rest of Europe as well. But beware:In Germany, where unions are well represented in boardrooms, union representatives often become as corrupt and […]
Corruption
World Politics Review: How the Murder of a Journalist in Malta Exposed Europe’s Corruption Problem
What no one wants to admit is that with the exception maybe of Scandinavia, corruption is endemic in the EU. Just look at the history of Maltese members of the EU in the European Commission. […]
Corruption
Mariana Mazzucato: Let’s make private data into a public good
This is one of the best and compact articles concerning the internet monopolists published. It ticks almost all the boxes. Read here
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