The first week of April has been one of the most crucial about Brexit but, ironically, the output could be a just a postponement. Theresa May got another stop to her plan, as reported by Euroactive the 2nd of April: “A ‘no deal’ Brexit has become “almost inevitable” after UK lawmakers again failed to break the […]
It is becoming more and more high the possibility to have a Brexit without an Agreement. The next few days will be decisive to define this situation, and to overcome this strange transition period, but the latest attempts in London seems that will not see better fortune rather than the previous ones failed in Westminster. […]
“An exultant Donald Tusk wrote: “Deal. Unanimous support for new settlement for #UKinEU”, in his long awaited twit, picked up ovations for probably the most cited announcement made that day in the world media. Soon after, all British newspapers and TV stations started a bidding quest of predicting the ultimate outcome of the revealed referendum […]
Brexit was on every headline. Yet the fact that the Multiannual financial framework (MFF) won’t be approved before autumn 2019 is probably the takeaway with more consequences out of the European Council just ended. The European Parliament called on the Council to proceed quickly on this dossier. Especially progressive forces in the EP hoped that […]
Multiannual Financial Framework, single market, migration, external relations, climate change, security and defence, disinformation and the fight against racism. The European Council on 13-14 December 2018 adopted conclusions on all this issue, during a meeting of the head of State and government characterised mainly by Brexit and the negotiation over the Italian budget. The meeting […]
Brexit will be our main topic for this number with a lot of analysis, an interesting interview and furthermore other subjects related to the main theme. The title is a question not a statement as you can see. And this is of course because what seemed to be an unstoppable process until some months ago […]
Since everything collapsed in June 2016 when the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, slow negotiations are still ongoing. After that day everything turned into a culture-clash between pro-EU and euro-skepticals. Brexiters lend populists around Europe a hand in their campaign against the EU. Since then, the EU started looking weaker and weaker […]
The clock is ticking for the UK to reach a deal with the European Union before Brexit will be effective on the 29th of March 2019. If no withdrawal agreement is reached, the UK will have to deal with the consequences of leaving the EU immediately, rather than having a 21-month transition period. Until now, […]
“The aim of today’s Euro Summit was to assess the state of play of the EMU reform, and to keep up the momentum for change. We agreed that we need to accelerate the technical work. We want to get an agreement on the banking union and the ESM in December. I hope our discussion will […]
The news is that, after the era of full trust in social media as sources for a better information and potentially a more accessible society, now users wonder whether facebook and other social networks are having a negative impact on democracy. In fact, a survey published by Bild am Sonntag, Germany’s largest–selling Sunday paper, found […]
