Covid-19 is bringing unity or division at national level?
Employment and Social Affairs 22 February 2021Covid-19 pandemic has caused important political development all around Europe. On one side Italy is
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Do the migrants influence Brexit?
Migration 20 September 2020In wake of economic turbulences caused by the Brexit, migrant crisis seems to be again omitted. Our NEU
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UK policies on energy after Brexit
Energy 20 September 2020While the Brexit decision gives a clear message of a desire for greater sovereignty and control over
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Brexit economic costs in 2020
Economy 20 September 2020The process of UK’s leaving of the EU was finalized earlier this year. With almost one year 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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Brexit / Evolutions
Editorial 8 April 2019It is THE fact. Still it is. And so, we opted for an extra issue on it. On Brexit evolutions depends
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European Energy Union: a good solution even for British euroscepticals
Energy 8 April 2019Together with other EU countries, the UK has already access to global markets for coal and oil and, like
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“Orderly and in due time”, they say
Future Europe 8 April 2019In a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk on Friday the 5th of April, Theresa May repeated
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Brexit state of the art
Migration 8 April 2019The first week of April has been one of the most crucial about Brexit but, ironically, the output could
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To Brexit or Not to, again?
Economy 8 April 2019“An exultant Donald Tusk wrote: “Deal. Unanimous support for new settlement for #UKinEU”, in his
