Opinions

"There Is Finally a Call for More European Unity; Now it Is up to Governments and Institutions to Respond"

Mario Monti, the senator for life and Honorary President of the Institute for European Policymaking at Bocconi University, takes stock of the outgoing European legislature and explains what can change after the vote

Industrial Policy and Budgetary Constraints: The Financial Agenda for the EU After the Elections

Before the pandemic, the aim across the EU was to contain public spending and reduce debt. Today, the priority is industrial policy, but the problem of debt and public finances has not disappeared

What Europe Can Do for Young People

Between 1985 and 2019, the wages of older workers grew almost twice as fast as those of younger workers. The EU has many plans to rectify these gaps, but much remains to be done

Ukraine’s EU Accession: Something to Watch Carefully

The forthcoming European elections will be pivotal in shaping the path towards Ukraine’s accession to the EU

The Geopolitical Significance of the European Democracy

The upcoming vote is crucial for the EU as it faces significant geopolitical shifts and seeks to maintain its influence on the global stage

The European Elections and the Future of Globalization

Is it possible to meet the challenge posed by China without pursuing a development model based on state capitalism that is incompatible with the spirit of Europe?