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Recovery
Today, the European Commission has presented a proposal to the EU council for a Child Guarantee Council Recommendation. It is a timely step for the European Commission to prioritise childcare and children’s rights and to invite member states to step up their plans to fight inequalities already during the early […]
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An action plan is being prepared to implement the European Pillar of Social Rights. But this is also the time to take a long-term perspective, and to reflect on what should be the social dimension of the European project for the next phase. Let us first recall what kind of […]
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The time for adjustments and tinkering is over. Well before the ongoing Covid-19 crisis, inequalities and social injustice had mounted in most Western countries to a point where they produced widespread resentment and triggered an ‘authoritarian dynamic’: a rejection of diversity, a call for sanctioning outlying behaviour and for building […]
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A new instrument of European sovereignty is being invented to enable Europe to better shape and project its future.
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Only a true paradigm shift can make Europe’s economies crisis-proof and address increasing wealth gaps.
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For projects which do provide public value, but which are not financially bankable, public finance must be unlocked.
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All crucial moments in the history of European integration have been like this: a deep crisis, a risk of collapse, a new collective solution.
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Our economies and our European way of living are severely affected. But today there is a unique chance to rethink our ambitious objectives and to rebuild together a better economy based on renewed principles.
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The EU should not and cannot afford to forget what Ursula von der Leyen called EU’s “man on the moon” moment back then.
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Two themes will dominate EU policymaking over the next few years: the medium and longer term ‘green deal’ and the much more immediate imperative of an effective response to the Covid-19 economic crisis.
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