Ania Skrzypek
Director for Research and Training
Fundation of European Progressive Studies (FEPS)
Future of Europe: providing leadership for a new era to come
The challenges have multiplied, the citizens expectations have grown, and what the EU currently lacks most are the characteristics of a leader.
Progressive Pod on Spain Elections
In a podcast itw, Beatriz Corredor, from Pablo Iglesias Foundation offers further explanations regarding Spanish election’s outcomes and prospects for PSOE and Pedro Sanchez
Visegrád Plus: is there a chance to go beyond the Eastern discomfort?
o be clear, they would not always act together or conspire to arrive at Brussels summits with a consolidated agenda.
Horizons and demarcation lines
Today, the electorate is volatile, alliances are shifting, and the prophecies about the end of ideologies may have just fulfilled themselves.
Progressive Pod on Poland Elections
Just three days after the elections, President Aleksander Kwasniewski (in the office 1995 – 2005) shares with us his insights of the campaign.
Poland after the general elections 2019: a divided country in a state of suspension, where citizens don’t give up their hopes
On the bases of what has already been analyzed, it is clear that Poland is an exceedingly divided country.
Dare to hope, Progressive Europe!
The country was portrayed as immensely divided, with many tensions, regarding separatists as well as an anti-democratic movement.
Believing in hopes that could be entrusted in us again…
The historical objective is to return to win the argument on how to shape
a better future for everyone.
Poland versus the EU – another battle done, while the struggle is still far from being over…
The last summit ended with observers shaking their heads with disbelief. It was the first time in history that a single government would reject the entire document summarising the conclusions of the Council. This lonely fighter, who left the scene […]
Politicising Europe: Transnational lists as a means of moving the debate from “if” to “which”
The 2014 European elections were undoubtedly ground-breaking. Their historical character was determined by the fact that all of the “traditional” European political families decided to diligently implement the provisions of the Lisbon Treaty. These enabled their European federations, the so-called […]