Resolution of Croatian Loan Conversion Fiasco Important for Eurozone Recovery
Croatia is in talks with some of its largest banks – most of whom are subsidiaries of parent companies based
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Facing a Second Wave of Lockdowns, is the EU Ready to Build a Fully Digital Economy?
As much of Europe undertakes renewed lockdowns in an effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus, the pressure is
The FinCEN Files are Just the tip of the Iceberg for Western Financial institutions
A steady drip of financial scandals, from the explosive Panama Papers to the Luanda Leaks, have highlighted how Western financial
To Revive the European Project, Listen to Gen Z
Political mobilisation via social networks has already proved an effective strategy to tap in the potential of the Gen Z
Food, Politics and the Question of Identity
The recent controversy surrounding Knorr’s polemic sauce is a stark example of the inextricable link between food and culture, even
Health Passports may Feature in a Post-COVID Europe
The European Union has seen a “very significant” increase in weekly cases of COVID-19 for the first time in months,
Croatia’s EU Presidency Disaster
The country will have to confront a disastrous legacy, defined by its silence in the face of accelerating authoritarianism in
Connectivity During Emergency Situations
Emergency situations prove one thing: it is essential for every citizen in Europe to have access to high-speed connectivity. Europe
EU and UK Schedule new Post-Brexit Trade Talk Rounds
As the clock ticks down for Brussels and London to come to a final agreement before the 31 December deadline,
What the EU Can Teach Canada About Environmental Liability
In terms of holding industrial polluters liable, European environmental law already sets the bar for the rest of the world.
Rishi Sunak’s Brexit freeport plan: empty promise or gateway for tax crime?
In the first weeks of the United Kingdom’s official departure from the European Union, one of the most significant moves
