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      The century long quest for a European Islam
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      Coronavirus risk and exposure of Eastern Europe
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    • Is AI the next step in human evolution?
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      Are we too many?
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Economia

The Commission got it right on the Green Taxonomy

By Iacopo Caimi

When it comes to the adoption of delegated acts, usually little controversy sparks among the Member States of the EU. Their non-legislative nature naturally leads…

Economy

Saving the environment one atom at a time

By Alessandro Guidi Batori

Recent statements made by the Italian Minister for Ecological Transition, which represented a straightforward openness towards atomic energy, caused a lot of stomach aches among…

Economia, Economia Pubblica

Time to export EU values

By Elisa Navarra

  Diving into “deep trade” could help the EU to stay afloat   Levelling the playing field has become the leitmotif of Brussels’ talks. Whether…

Geopolitics

Inside Belarus, Europe’s last dictatorship

By Andrea Pradelli

Belarus has recently made the global headlines with the hijacking of a Ryanair flight to arrest the opposition journalist Roman Protasevich. To gain an inside…

Geopolitics

Dear Men, we need to talk.

By Xenia Becker

Charles Michel, President of the European Council, and Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, travelled to Turkey to meet the Turkish president…

Geopolitics

EU Digital Tax: Building blocks for a successful European Tax Strategy

By Aina Turillazzi

Europe is facing complex economic challenges which should be answered by well thought-out policy schemes. It is the belief that the European Union’s ambition should…

Economy, European Union

Origin before destination: rules of origin in Brexit times

By Elisa Navarra

Where does your iPhone come from? You bought it online from Amazon UK, as you found there a good deal, and it was delivered to…

Geopolitics

Values for Sale. The price for running a budget

By Francesco Bortoletto

How many more times treat me the way you wanna do? How many more times treat me the way you wanna do? When I give…

Culture and Society

PHOSPHINE IN THE CLOUD DECKS OF VENUS. UNKNOWN CHEMISTRY OR A SIGN OF LIFE?

By Amedeo Romagnolo

As many already know, a recent study [Greaves et al. 2020] suggested the presence in the cloud decks of Venus of phosphine, a gas that…

Economy, Tech & Privacy

The ethics of algorithmic pricing

By Aina Turillazzi

For many years now there have been ongoing discussions, both among scholars and the general public, about the ethics of practices that involve the use…

Economia, Geopolitics

The century long quest for a European Islam

By Vilma Djala

“School can do everything” used to say Samuel Paty, the 47 years old French History and Geography teacher that was beheaded at the school exit…

Culture and Society

Part 2. THE MODERN WITCH HUNT AGAINST SCIENCE

By Amedeo Romagnolo

Part2: Answering some of the most common antiscience arguments.   Starting from the first part of our “The modern witch hunt against science” saga where…

Culture and Society

Part 1. THE MODERN WITCH HUNT AGAINST SCIENCE

By Amedeo Romagnolo

PART 1: The Witch, the Pied Piper and the Mob   “Vaccines cannot be trusted. Big-pharma earn money from your illness. They have nothing to…

Economia, Green Economy

It’s time for an economic degrowth, but we are not ready

By Andrea Mili

Although the media outlets have been dedicating their efforts mainly to the Covid-19 crisis in the last months, climate change and the related environmental issues…

Dossier

Extraordinary times require extraordinary measures. The case for a new toolbox in the COVID-19 European Union

By Alessandro Guidi Batori

Abstract The epidemiological COVID-19 crisis is probably the hardest challenge the European Union has ever faced since its foundation, proving to be an even harder…

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