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The EU no longer serves the people – democracy demands a new beginning, says Yanis Varoufakis.
The Anxiety of Central Europe
Anti-democratic tendencies should be viewed as rooted deeply in the actual history of this region, as well as in the lack of a federal European model.
The Poor Must Die!
In Romania, measures to postpone the increase of the minimum wage signal an approach to poverty specific to the new government.
Soros: The EU is on the verge of collapse [interview]
The Soviet Union has been replaced by a resurgent Russia and the European Union has come to be dominated by the forces of nationalism.
The UK’s Junior Doctors protest against unfair and unsafe new contracts
The doctors’ strike, due to start next Tuesday in England, has been called off by the British Medical Association as talks continue. Sam Bennett reports.
9 reasons why the EU’s bank is no climate leader
The track record of the European Investment Bank, the world’s largest public lender, stands in stark contrast to its pose in Paris as a hero in the fight against climate change.
Is Poland’s climate inaction being legitimized by the European Energy Union?
It’s no secret that Poland is not the biggest proponent of ambitious European climate and energy policies. Rather than aiding Poland in transforming increasingly obsolete energy system, the Energy Union risks legitimizing the Polish addiction to fossil fuels.