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One of the most common ways to have a positive influence on the planet and society is to devote most of your time to trying to find ways to solve issues that affect the world on a daily basis. It’s with this end goal in mind that an increasingly high number of people decide to …
Read the newest BlogActiv article, this time tackling the circular economy and its role in the fight against climate change. What goes around – Circular economy takes the centre stage in European climate action
Read our newest EurActiv blog article on the change in political cleavages across the world, chosen by EurActiv’s editors. https://eff.blogactiv.eu/2019/04/11/the-eu-china-summit-proves-the-rise-of-a-new-political-cleavage/
There is no more migrant crisis. The number of sea arrivals to the EU is down 90% from the 2015 peak levels, but the crisis mode stubbornly lingers on in European political rhetoric. As a result, the subsequent political crisis has significantly obstructed Europe’s ability not only to solve the pressing issues relating to refugees …
The Swedish elections have come and gone with little fan-fare. In our newest EurActiv blog entry, Riccardo Grisanti explains why anti-European forces in Sweden were successful, but not quite as successful as many across Europe feared. https://eff.blogactiv.eu/2018/09/26/the-swedish-elections-a-matter-of-political-culture/
The EFF team in Austria recently welcomed our newest member, Philipp Brugner to the team. Only a few weeks later, Philipp already made a big impact with his article, co-written by Prof. Karl Aiginger, detailing why the EU is squandering a big chance to reassert itself during the migration crisis. The article was promptly chosen …
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Czechia does not make it among the headlines of EU news very often, but when it does it is usually worth it. This week was particularly significant in Czech politics and society. First, POLITICO Europe shared a short commentary called “Czech Pride” on Wednesday (27th June 2018) informing us that Czechia might be the first …
Read our final commentary on the Italian elections, why it happened the way it did and what this means for the rest of Europe. http://eff.blogactiv.eu/2018/03/14/italy-populism-strikes-back/
This is what the next Italian Parliament will look like. https://italicsmag.com/2018/03/05/italys-election-a-hung-parliament-is-the-most-likely-scenario/
Different government coalitions are arithmetically possible, but a hung Parliament is the most likely scenario. Italy’s Election: A Hung Parliament Is The Most Likely Scenario