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Future of Europe
Some social federalists are disappointed: the Social Summit in Porto was downgraded to little more than a series of workshops, Angela Merkel only appeared online, the final declaration was tepid and the full endorsement of the European Commission’s Action Plan has been delayed to the June session of the European […]
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We are entering a new phase of the European project. The central equation of this new phase can be presented in the following terms: if we want to renew the European economic and social model to address the ongoing ecological and digital transformations, and if we want to improve global […]
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The number one topic of the Romanian parliamentary elections in December 2020 was not, as one might have thought, the public health issues raised by the raging Covid-19 pandemic, but the fight against corruption. Both the National Liberals and the Save Romania Union (USR), along with the newly formed Alliance […]
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The first thing that may come to mind is the glorified idea of the American dream, a notion whereby with honest hard work and a sprinkle of risk taking, one can achieve just about anything in the United States of America. But is America unique in how it embodies, or […]
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The failure to move Albania and North-Macedonia into EU accession candidate is more complex than just blaming the reluctant group of wealthy member states.
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The challenges have multiplied, the citizens expectations have grown, and what the EU currently lacks most are the characteristics of a leader.
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Establishing a new European Commission is always a bumpy ride.
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Interview by Alain Bloëdt with the former Benetton photographer Oliviero Toscani on creativity, revolts, alien invasions, the social role of the artist and… trusting young people!
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The European elections: focussing on historical left-wing values: social justice, solidarity, internationalism and sustainable development.
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Multiplying forms of democratic participation to deal with those who want to transform the EU into a battleground.
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