The 2014 European Parliament elections can be named a victory of mainstream pro-European course parties, which include the European People’s Party, the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats, the Alliance […]
What will bring us the EU in 2014? I would note it will be less of a global economy and more of a domestic issues linked to security and justice. […]
With Lithuanian EU Presidency micros and curtains tuning down now is a moment to look back from a birds fly at this European venture of politics, technocracy and art at […]
It is true that comprehensively holistic approach requires an observation of matters behind the structures and policies of the states. This concern not only economic fundamentals, being spotted in times […]
Last week heavy-weight EU think-tank, Friends of Europe, has gathered a wide spectrum of acknowledged EU speakers, thinkers and officials, with an aim of diagnosing a state of Europe, which seems is still in trouble, but […]
With years passing the EU budget negotiations do not change much. The rhetoric remains more or less the same, focused on EU expenditure around one per cent of EU GDP […]
Conditions not yet fulfilled for direct banking recapitalisation and European Council President Herman van Rompuy still has to explain his ideas on deeper economic and monetary integration. The European Council […]
This is a hurdle to a communication but is worth trying to explain in a simple way by listing main forthcoming challenges to European Union and to Lithuania, in particular, […]
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