Stars align for nuclear
The current energy price spike is something of a storm. But it is also wind in the sails of nuclear energy in Europe, after many years of being given the cold shoulder
Has the EU Lost the Western Balkans?
The EU remains the Western Balkans’ primary trading partner and investor. But failing to step up engagement and deliver on enlargement promises will come at a high cost and benefit the likes of Russia and China
Wars of the Three Spheres: The West, the East and the Metaverse
Are we really capable of negotiating our collective future?
The Politics of Influence in Top Management Team Meetings
Top management teams (TMT) have been studied since at least the 1980s for insights into how chief executives and their deputies make the strategic decisions that can make or break organisations
Human commitment and people focusing instead of productivity
The global pandemic challenge has thrown up lots of issues surrounding the future of the workplace as millions of us ‘get’ – we don’t exactly have a lot of choice – to work from home
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IMF: Will inflation remain high?
Friday, October 15, 2021
The economic recovery has fueled a rapid acceleration in inflation this year for advanced and emerging market economies, driven by firming demand, supply shortages, and rapidly rising commodity prices
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10 EU countries back nuclear power in EU green finance taxonomy
Wednesday, October 13, 2021
“Nuclear power must be part of the solution” to the climate crisis and the rise in energy prices, according to a group of 10 EU countries led by France and Poland who signed a joint opinion article published across major European newspapers
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Athens "sous le ciel de Paris"
Wednesday, October 13, 2021
"Paris-Athenes: Naissance de la Grece moderne 1675-1919" in the the Louvre Museum
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MEPs slam Commission for delaying release of Farm to Fork report
Wednesday, October 13, 2021
European lawmakers have criticised the European Commission’s decision to sit on the controversial study on the impacts of the Farm to Fork for half a year, calling it a “sneaky” move designed to conceal its contents
The High Cost of An Unpredictable Turkey
Tuesday, October 12, 2021
With twenty months left until Turkey’s legislative and presidential elections, the political debate will be fierce. The West may choose to sit it out rather than see its relationship with Ankara deteriorate even further
President Tsai makes President Xi angry
Monday, October 11, 2021
China has reacted with fury to a speech by the President of Taiwan, a country considered by the communist regime as a renegade province
3 predictions for the future of responsible technology
Friday, October 8, 2021
"The year 2021 will be remembered in history as a pivotal year for tech regulation globally"
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EU must step up its game against harmful tax practices, says Parliament
Friday, October 8, 2021
Parliament outlined on Thursday its priorities for reforming EU policy on harmful tax practices as well as a blueprint for a new system to assess national tax policies
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Greece has introduced a fleet of postal robots to speed up its service
Friday, October 8, 2021
Fifty-five small, four-wheeled autonomous mobile robots -- or AMR’s -- powered by artificial intelligence, glide around Hellenic Post’s sorting centre in Athens, speeding up an often arduous process
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On EU initiative, UN rights council creates Afghanistan rapporteur
Friday, October 8, 2021
The European Union on Thursday (7 October) won its battle at the UN Human Rights Council to create a new special rapporteur on Afghanistan, despite opposition from China, Russia and Pakistan
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Countries are wasting money on energy sources they already know are history
Thursday, October 7, 2021
With many countries facing an emerging fuel price crisis, the world has received a stark reminder of how important energy is to our everyday lives, and also how important government decisions are in keeping us well served
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Disability rights: A European Disability Card to harmonise status across the EU
Thursday, October 7, 2021
Mobility, education, housing and active inclusion in public life are key areas where Europeans living with disabilities would benefit from reform, say MEPs
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By: N. Peter Kramer
