The year of renewable energy
Energy 10 January 2021The year 2020 was full of positive surprises for the environment, because of the Covid-19 crisis with
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How does the #blackLivesMatter influence the global economy?
Economy 21 June 2020Police brutality across the USA is not a novelty. Some journalists even dedicated their own professional
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Iran, elections and future
Editorial 2 March 2020This issue of Neu will be focused on Iran, and particularly on the elections in this State, one of the
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Japan set to help the EU, but the EU must first act unitedly
Future Europe 21 October 2019The EU identity stems from free trade, multilateralism and diplomacy against unilateral actions by any
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Eastern Europe at the center of the new arm race?
Employment and Social Affairs 12 February 2019The European Union hopes that there is still a way to preserve the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces
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USA-Russia-EU
Editorial 12 February 2019This issue is about some important fact in the international arena that could have heavy consequences
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What’s left for Europe?
Economy 11 February 2019A Cold War is now over. A sentence we have been hearing ever since the Berlin wall has fallen apart three
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EU Thinks About Requiring Visas for Americans and Canadian
Employment and Social Affairs 8 April 2016The European Commission is thinking about requiring US and Canadian citizens to apply for visas before
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The Munich Agreement and the Syrian Rhapsody
External Relations 29 February 2016The agreement for a temporary ceasefire in Syria reached last Friday in Munich among seventeen countries
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The golden day of Teheran
Opinions 21 January 2016Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani has described as “historic” and a “great victory”
