Estimated time of reading: ~ 3 minutes The United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union has led to notable changes for UK-based organisations seeking to engage in EU-funded projects. Brexit has not completely barred UK organisations from participating in EU projects, but it has introduced limitations and fewer opportunities due to the UK’s new status […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 5 minutes Uneven conditions on the labour market and fear of a growing immigrant population from Eastern Europe were one of the main reasons that prompted the Brexit referendum in 2016 and led to the victory of those who decided to leave the European Union. Since then, the reset of […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 4 minutes The energy sector has been one of the most affected by the significantly altered dynamics of the European Union-United Kingdom relationship after Brexit. During decades of economic and commercial exchanges, London created an intricate web of energy interdependence with the European nations, and after the post-Brexit deal, the […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 2 minutes The European Urban Initiative (EUI) has decided to give EU cities the opportunity to submit applications for City-to-City Exchanges on an ongoing basis. The Call for applications is now open without interruption (initially it was scheduled to expire on November 17). City-to-City Exchanges represent one of EUI’s main […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 5 minutes The recent elections in France have significantly impacted the migration debate within the European Union. The issue of migration has been a divisive topic among French voters, influencing their electoral choices and shaping the political landscape. This analysis examines the influence of migration concerns on French elections and […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 5 minutes The results of France’s recent parliamentary elections have sent shockwaves through the country and the European Union. With no single party or alliance securing a majority, France now faces a hung parliament and an uncertain political future. This gridlock is likely to have far-reaching consequences for the French […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 4 minutes Strategic autonomy refers to the EU’s ability to independently pursue key policy objectives in critical areas like security, technology, and the economy. In recent years, the EU Commission has referred to Strategic Autonomy by adding the term ‘open’, resulting in OSA. This underscores the EU’s dedication to fostering […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 4 minutes Social issues have been one of the most covered topics before and after the parliamentary elections in France. The country, like others in Europe, faces a difficult time between weak economic growth, high inflation rates, and a general discontent among the population, especially the younger generation. French citizens […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 4 minutes The second round of legislative elections in France saw the surprising defeat of the far right, represented by the National Rally (RN) party, and the victory of the left coalition, the New Popular Front. Looking at the European perspective, it is still difficult to understand what can change […]
Estimated time of reading: ~ 2 minutes The call for proposals for the ‘Skills for Transition’ (SKI. F.T.) for consultancy and training services for social economy enterprises (SEEs). SKI. F.T is a European project, funded by the Single Market Programme, aimed at accompanying micro and small enterprises in the social economy in their efforts to […]
