Abandoning or watering down climate ambition would be an economic and geopolitical mistake for the EU, especially at a time of increased geoeconomic fragmentation

According to recent projections, the European Union will go through a transition that we have witnessed in many Member States over the past decade: the shrinking of the political center and the rise of the political extremes

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

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

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

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