In 2004, the European Parliament appointed a subcommittee designed exclusively to address the issue of Human Rights. However, although this subcommittee on Human Rights has accomplished much in (...)

by Natacha Bonnal - 7 February 2013

News focus

EU wins the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize

“Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to the European Union is a sign of encouragement and an incentive to be one with our values in a difficult moment for Europe” says Massimo D’Alema, member of the (...)

by Hannah Mundell , Rossana QUARATO - 29 January 2013

Analysis

Have the tables of migration turned?

The 16th century: the Spanish conquest provides 250 000 Spaniards with the chance to migrate to Latin America in search of the promises of the ‘New World’. The 21st century: the opposite occurs, (...)

by Kirsty Walter - 15 December 2012

Analysis

Why does Europe need a Federal Reserve?

A few weeks ago, the President of the European Central Bank (ECB) declared that the ECB does not exist to resolve the financial problems of the EU Member States. Many of us were left wondering: (...)

by Tomás BERNARDO SOLANA - 6 November 2012

News focus

Barroso’s State of the Union address: “Europe must remain united”

The President of the European Commission gave an address on the State of the European Union on 12th September

by Elisa MIGLIORELLI , Kirsty Walter - 5 November 2012

European viewpoints

So what became of Iceland?

As summer fades into autumn, between their daily siestas and with a lump in their throat after flicking through the newspaper and finding yet more company and risk premiums, the Spanish should (...)

by Sara PAZ GARCIA - 28 October 2012

News focus

The Financial Transactions Tax and Fiscal Union

In difficult times such as these, it is more important than ever to come up with innovative political solutions that can contribute to fiscal consolidation in the (...)

by Eva PEÑA , More Europe - 7 October 2012

Analysis

Putin and the Punks: Can Europe help Pussy Riot?

by Clare Rowland - 9 September 2012

Analysis

Europeans and Languages : between shortages and proficiency

The Eurobarometer survey

by Elisa MIGLIORELLI - 2 September 2012

Who's been tweeting?

Britain and the EU

“Independence goes hand-in-hand with interdependence”: Scotland’s European dream

The voice of The Euros

An open letter from the editors of two online magazines for young Europeans to the European Commission

Facebook

Does the United Kingdom belong in the European Union?

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When former Commissioners go for private sector

There is a life after working for the European Commission. Large companies and public affairs firm lust for former Commissioners expertise and contacts