Reconnecting the people of Iran and the EU
Employment and Social Affairs 18 November 2019Iran historically had close ties with the European Union and the United States. Iran is the biggest country
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Turkey-EU relations: too close to break up
Employment and Social Affairs 4 November 2019Turkey seems always more far away from Europe. As an important country, with a population of more than
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Enhancing ties between the economy of the EU and Japan
Employment and Social Affairs 21 October 2019The European Union and Japan are increasing their cooperation in several fields, despite geographical
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Future perspectives for employment in the EU
Employment and Social Affairs 7 October 2019One of the main challenges for the European Union is unemployment, namely as regard young generations.
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New commissioners from Eastern Europe
Employment and Social Affairs 22 September 2019Former Minister of Justice of Hungary, László Trócsányi has been nominated by Ursula von der Leyen
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New “fragmented” EU Parliament: potential deadlock in choosing top jobs in the Commission?
Employment and Social Affairs 17 June 2019The match for the leadership of the new EU Commission has remained wide open after the outcome of the
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EU elections: a more fragmented Parliament emerging from the vote
Employment and Social Affairs 3 June 2019Up to 400 million European citizens have elected 751 MEPs to represent them in Brussels and Strasbourg
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Spring economic forecast 2019: important data ahead of the elections
Employment and Social Affairs 20 May 2019The European Commission cut its growth forecasts for the Eurozone economy at the beginning of May. According
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EU between Russia and China
Employment and Social Affairs 6 May 2019In the new multipolar scenario, with a tough competition among United States, China and Russia, many
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Europe: the trend of “new faces” in politics
Employment and Social Affairs 23 April 2019Politicians from the mainstream center-right and center-left parties have held a comfortable majority
