“Growth and the True Cost” by Mihkel Kaevats
There seems to be a problem with growth as it has been defined since 1979. Not only has it raised capital’s advantages to income by labor, it has put more…
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Online panel discussion: Brexit riots – Brussels problem?
Due to the current political situation in Northern Ireland we cordially invite you to our online panel discussion on Tuesday, 20th April 2021, 19:30 hrs (CET) via ZOOM. If you…
Green Deal: review on our online Roundtable Discussion with an introduction by Günther H. Oettinger
Introduction by Günther H. Oettinger, President of United Europe “We must reduce our emissions in all Member States of the European Union and also globally. Ursula von der Leyen and…
Jürgen Chrobog: Brexit Negotiations On the Brink of Collapse
Now that Great Britain has left the European Union, the next stage of Brexit is about leaving the internal market and concluding a new trade agreement. The framework for such…
Don’t look back, Europe! A new generation wants the future of Europe to be bright
Against the backdrop of the 70th anniversary of the Schuman declaration, we publish a series on the EU’s future. Our Young Professionals Advisors reflect on the current state of the…
Justinas Lingevicius: Why Europe Matters
“I come from the country – Lithuania – for which Europe was a dream-come-true after regaining independence in 1990. Being a part of the freedom generation I have grown up…
Kristina Radovic: How can the EU meet the new internal and external challenges?
This essay has been created by Kristina Radovic, Project Coordinator at Belgrade Fair in Serbia, as application for our Young Professionals Seminar “How to strengthen the Eurozone“, which takes place…