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Only Labour will give the people a final say on Brexit
Boris Johnson will crash Britain out of the EU. The Lib Dems will overturn the 2016 referendum. But I’ll deliver a public vote.
Germania, pronto piano anti-recessione da 50 miliardi
I margini per fronteggiare una nuova crisi ci sono, ha detto Scholz, perché la Germania ha ridotto il debito/Pil sotto il 60% in questi dieci anni di crescita
1.300 milliards d’euros pour un Green New Deal européen
La crise sociale et écologique que nous traversons n’est pas une fatalité. Douze personnalités présentent sul le Alternatives économiques chacune une mesure concrète pour y mettre un terme, de una taxe carbon à l’élimination des paradis fiscaux.
What a no-deal Brexit will mean for the UK and EU
Brussels braced for Uk to quit the Eu trade agreement. Johnson has promised to leave the Eu by the Halloween deadline, with or without a deal. The fact check.
Giving Europe political substance
In our ‘Europe2025’ series, Mary Kaldor argues that developing substantive democracy in Europe to tame neoliberal globalisation must be the Leitmotif for the coming European term.
Ursula van der Leyen, più difesa dello «status quo» che rivoluzione
Troppa distanza tra le parole e le proposte concrete della nuova presidente della Commissione europea. Per avere una chance contro il riscaldamento globale bisognerebbe riaprire la discussione su tutti i dossier su energia e clima.
The World of Monetary Policy, According to Christine Lagarde
The profile of Christine Lagarde, former head of the International Monetary Fund, running for the succession to Mario Draghi as governor of the European Central Bank.
Europeanisation from below: still time for another Europe?
What it has become increasingly difficult for social movements to envision another Europe from below. The latest contribution to ‘Europe2025’ series of Social Europe.
Blanchard: «Un dépassement du déficit de la France…»
L’ex-chef économiste du FMI juge que les taux d’intérêt vont rester bas pendant au moins une décennie, ce qui justifie des politiques budgétaires plus agressives.