Diagnosis for Europe
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 […]
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Changing axis in EU budget negotiations
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 […]
Sins of world’s most competitive economies
In its latest report on global competitiveness for 2012–2013 the World Economic Forum has covered a record number of 144 economies, which were ranked in 12 pillars of competitiveness encompassing […]
Germany’s constitutional saga
We do recall the summer of 2009, when Germany’s Constitutional Court blessed the Lisbon Treaty but also set out the conditions to further European integration by asking more rights to Bundestag in deciding on […]
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