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Common European Debt: a Fine Idea Unworkable Without True Federalization
19-08-2026, 17:06

Common European Debt: a Fine Idea Unworkable Without True Federalization

Defense from Outside Will Non-EU Companies Strengthen European Defense in Any Way?
19-08-2026, 09:32
Defense from Outside
A European Union Everyone Wants to Enter How wonderful it is to live within the European Union; and it's free, right? How much does it cost us to remain within the EU?
18-08-2026, 16:28
A European Union Everyone Wants to Enter
WHO PAYS FOR PUBLIC SERVICES AND PENSIONS? Connections of public services directly to workers’ contributions and to the distribution of economic output between wages and profits.
18-08-2026, 15:03
WHO PAYS FOR PUBLIC SERVICES AND PENSIONS?
SPECULATION, INVESTMENT, AND THE MYTH OF JOB CREATION How employment responds principally to demand, not to the wishes of business owners, and considers French subsidies as evidence that public incentives do not necessarily produce new jobs.
18-08-2026, 12:50
SPECULATION, INVESTMENT, AND THE MYTH OF JOB CREATION
NOTHING IS FREE—LEAST OF ALL PUBLIC SERVICES THERE IS A LEGAL PROVISION THAT ALLOWS EMPLOYERS TO TERMINATE EMPLOYEES: BUSINESS NEEDS.
18-08-2026, 11:14
NOTHING IS FREE—LEAST OF ALL PUBLIC SERVICES
Europe Again Catching Up but Stalling Against Itself Again François Chimits, head of Europe Program, examines how much Europe has advanced in implementing the recommendations laid out in the Draghi report.
18-08-2026, 10:10
Europe Again Catching Up but Stalling Against Itself Again
Ten Years After Brexit, Britons Are Against It – but the EU and UK Are on Different Paths Now Mark Leonard cites poll figures showing that most Britons would like to rejoin the European Union. But are the EU leaders ready for such a turn of events.
17-08-2026, 07:59
Ten Years After Brexit, Britons Are Against It – but the EU and UK Are on Different Paths Now
The Election to the French Senate Could Strengthen the National Rally Before the Presidential Election This is how experts of the German Konrad Adenauer Foundation assess the opposition’s prospects in France.
16-08-2026, 14:21
The Election to the French Senate Could Strengthen the National Rally Before the Presidential Election
Europe Writes Fine Agreements Again While China Conquers New Markets Shannon K. O’Neil argues that the European Union and the United States use different approaches to the reshaping of the global trade system.
15-08-2026, 12:10
Europe Writes Fine Agreements Again While China Conquers New Markets
13,335 MILLIONAIRES PAY NEGATIVE OR ZERO INCOME TAX Focus on figures presented to the French Senate Finance Committee concerning wealthy taxpayers.
14-08-2026, 15:12
13,335 MILLIONAIRES PAY NEGATIVE OR ZERO INCOME TAX
Will the Summer Never End? Is It the Only Problem the European Union Faces? We still have problems in Europe regarding the climate, energy, homelessness and, of course, we are becoming poor. Having a house, moreover the one equipped with air conditioners is expensive and everything costs more and more.
14-08-2026, 12:22
Will the Summer Never End? Is It the Only Problem the European Union Faces?
EU Reformers Dissatisfied with Europeans Erik Jones suggests stripping Europe of its peoples – with a test-tube homunculus of ‘European identity’ to be grown instead.
14-08-2026, 09:16
EU Reformers Dissatisfied with Europeans
Doing the Math; The Decline of Institutions and the Court of Auditors France’s political institutions are presented here as having undergone a long decline in standards, culminating in controversy over Emmanuel Macron’s nomination of Amélie de Montchalin to lead the Court of Auditors.
14-08-2026, 09:07
Doing the Math; The Decline of Institutions and the Court of Auditors
The European Union and Two Chinas In courting Taiwan, the EU risks losing access to the PRC’s bottomless market.
13-08-2026, 11:02
The European Union and Two Chinas