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We need popular awakening and action to end Europe of massive unemployment, of explosive poverty and inequalities, Europe of social exclusion and low public investment. The low financial and social heritage of European crisis addresses to action. Status quo in Europe, which was rejected over the British referendum, remains the main source of Euro-skepticism and of the rise of far Right. It is connected to the erosion of the citizens’ trust regarding their national political systems, which look incapable of dealing with the economic and migrant crisis. It is connected to the increasing inequalities and insecurity of the European middle classes.

Need to reform the European status quo

Greece finally made it to return to normality and growth. Exit the austerity measures is now visible, clear and irreversible. After last week’s deal on Eurogroup, that point is a fixed date – it is next Summer

Football fans have lived through a microcosm of these issues. Balancing priorities between club and national teams is an ongoing debate. In Europe, immigration has led to the composition of national teams becoming more ethnically diverse - a fact many in Switzerland were quick to highlight after the country voted to limit immigration. While the influx of foreign players has increased the quality of European leagues, it may be at the expense of the national good. One analysis showed that, at the last European championships, just 37% of players played in their domestic leagues - and 25% of players were contracted to English clubs.

What China’s soccer spending spree teaches us about globalization

On 4 June 2002, the national football team of the People’s Republic of China took to the field for its first ever match in the FIFA World Cup

From left to right: Denis Ulanov - Solicitor, Moldova, Alberto Cirio - MEP, Lega Nord, Marina Tauber - Head of the SOR political party of Moldova, Balan Iulian - Solicitor, Moldova at the European Parliament, Strasbourg, France.

The risk to challenge a corrupt state system

In 2015, Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, a small former-Soviet country, sandwiched between Romania and Ukraine, was ailing

The findings, in line with other research, will hearten EU leaders who meet at a summit next week. Some had feared, after Brexit followed grave crises in the euro zone economy and with irregular immigration, that the bloc’s survival was in doubt.

Since Brexit vote, Europeans warm again to EU

Europeans think much better of the EU now than they did a year ago when Britons dealt the Union a heavy blow by voting to leave, a survey showed yesterday (15 June)

Under the name of this great scientist, Starmus created the Stephen Hawking Science Medal, an award which recognizes life time achievements of those who promote science through media on an international level. The astrophysicist and founder of the Starmus, Garic Israelian points out that the main objective of this festival is to celebrate science and the arts with the goal of bringing an understanding and appreciation of science to the public at large. Based on this, the public will have the opportunity to discover cosmos and get inspired to change the world.

Starmus IV Festival presentation with Stephen Hawking

The Starmus IV Festival 2017 was presented at the Royal Society in London on Friday 19th May

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