Dennis de Jong finds that a much-trumpeted innovation of the Lisbon Treaty falls well short of addressing the European Union's fundamentally undemocratic nature
There is a great deal wrong in the building industry: officially, everyone agrees that there should be equal pay for equal work for all workers, but in practice things aren't quite like that.
The European ruling elite likes to pretend that the crisis afflicting the Eurozone countries was something both unforeseen and unforeseeable, the result of circumstances beyond its control deriving
The EU is today going through the worst crisis since its foundation. This crisis is part of a global financial, economic, social, ecological and political crisis, which is hitting people very hard, starting with women and young people, for whom the future is looking darker.
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