Posts Tagged: European Council
The EU Summit – Too Far to Climb?
For many commentators and observers the EU Summit which took place on Thursday and Friday was seen as a make or break moment for the Eurozone. With pressure being asserted from outside the EU, particularly from the US, it was
The EU Summit – Too Far to Climb?
For many commentators and observers the EU Summit which took place on Thursday and Friday was seen as a make or break moment for the Eurozone. With pressure being asserted from outside the EU, particularly from the US, it was
European External Action Service: A dragon with no head
With the full implementation of the Lisbon Treaty and the amendments it brought in its wake, a wind of hope was blowing over Brussels in 2009. Every reform was deemed possible and gone were the days of political bickering hampering
European External Action Service: A dragon with no head
With the full implementation of the Lisbon Treaty and the amendments it brought in its wake, a wind of hope was blowing over Brussels in 2009. Every reform was deemed possible and gone were the days of political bickering hampering
Czech Mate for the Fiscal Treaty?
Last week we published an article on the draft fiscal discipline treaty. In the days that followed negotiations continued at the intergovernmental summit and the dissenters appear to be growing in number. The new fiscal discipline treaty was agreed on
Czech Mate for the Fiscal Treaty?
Last week we published an article on the draft fiscal discipline treaty. In the days that followed negotiations continued at the intergovernmental summit and the dissenters appear to be growing in number. The new fiscal discipline treaty was agreed on
Rogue Constitutional Reforms
On the verge of bankruptcy, with a weakened currency and several thousands of people protesting on the streets, Hungarian leaders cannot afford to uphold the rogue constitutional reforms that entered into force on the 1st of January.
Rogue Constitutional Reforms
On the verge of bankruptcy, with a weakened currency and several thousands of people protesting on the streets, Hungarian leaders cannot afford to uphold the rogue constitutional reforms that entered into force on the 1st of January.
