Austerity and Structural reforms, a Bad Business for Europeans
For the nth time just a few days ago, we’ve had to hear new lessons from Germany about Spanish problems caused by the bitter pills of austerity with no sweetener…
Category Archives: Columnists
Looking beyond the centennial: the Armenian genocide
The contribute is written by Anahit Khosroeva, Ph.D, Senior Researcher in the Institute of History, Armenian National Academy of Sciences. “They tried to bury us; they didn’t know we were seeds” Mexican…
On demand economy: a chance to make money or a return to wild labour market?
Not later than one year ago, in the UK people under 25s were almost four times more likely to be jobless than their elders. In Spain unemployment rates are now around…
Gold standard administration or fiat currency – jamming the revolving door
by Emily O’Reilly, European Ombudsman (in the picture @European Communities) The European Union must do more to create and enhance a relationship of trust between the citizens and their Institutions. This…