London 1st May – We can no longer content ourselves with breaking news or TV debates on terrorist attacks. Suicide bombing is…
With Sanchez the future of Spain: PSOE first with 28.7%
London 29 April – Spain Election Day: It’s victory for Sanchez, but not a striking one. El Congreso in Madrid will see…
The Brexit crisis has no borders: five stories of Brits in Italy to understand how Britain has changed
Three years since Brexit and British citizens living and working abroad are still living daily uncertainty risking their lives will be torn…
#ReplyEUonGreta poll: we ask your views on what Greta asked the EU. Your answer is very important please post it on Twitter (watch videos)
London – Talk Europe launched the poll #ReplyEUonGreta @TalkeuropeTweet. The Swedish 16 years old climate activist addressed the EU Committee on the Environment, Public…
EU elections: Labour first party, but loses ground to smaller parties with clear pro EU stances. Conservatives in freefall at 16% close to Brexit Party
London, 14 April 2019 – Labour (24%) is the first party British would vote in case the country took part to EU…
CAAT challenges the government to stop sale of weapons made in UK to Saudi Arabia and used against civilians in Yemen
London – Since 2015, when war in Yemen started, the British government refused to stop selling weapons to Saudi Arabia. The evidence that…
Leave the car home: London starts ULEZ the world’s first 24 hour Ultra Low Emission Zone
London 8 April 2019 – Forget the car to go to central London: ULEZ, the world’s first 24 hour Ultra Low Emission…
Plastic: the only solution is ban. EU ‘single-use’ Directive is set to reduce environmental damage in Europe
Brussels – The 10 single-use plastic items most commonly found on European beaches are now banned. These items represent 86%…
Seats are shaking, power vanishing, ministers fleeing, general elections approaching: here it comes The Magic Day to Say a Big Sorry to the Windrush Generation … et al
London, – It is when the ruling government is about to risk a new no confidence motion, loses two minsters…
The fight for a truly democratic Britain has just started. Expats and EU citizens must have the right to vote
London – Undemocratic, this is the right word describing the British electoral system which excludes its citizens living abroad and…
NatCen Social Research: only 7% think government has been handling negotiations well. A concerning figure: over one third of young population has no interest in Brexit at all.
London, 26 March 2019 – Fresh data from the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) reveal only 7% of UK…
If Art 50 is revoked, would it still be the case for a second referendum? Watch video interviews at the ‘Put it to the People’ historic rally in London (Watch Talk Europe Video interviews)
London 23 March 2019 – Regardless the chance Art 50 is revoked, a second referendum is still considered the only…
Ten days to go: no hurry, first we must work out the core of the problem: Democracy, as Lab and Tories have no interest in tackling illegal electoral propaganda.
London, 19 March 2019 – Minus ten: Labour are engaging in talks, as if the country’s first urgency at less…
London calls New York: how to reform the United Nations? The international think tank PS21 gathered experts at King’s College
London, 15 March 2019 – From the Security Council’s membership which should open the door to the increasingly powerful economies such … More
Eyes on Sanchez heading to general elections in April while PSOE fights between right wing and Catalan independentists
Madrid, 9 March – El Día Internacional de la Mujer has been also the day of relaunch and hope for the Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez,…
Gentiloni, ex Italian prime minister, warns over risks of national populism: “The core EU countries must work more closely “
London 7 March 2019 – The rise of far right and populists across Europe, the Italian economic recession, the future risks…
New EU law must protect wistleblowers, 280.000 citizens ask
Brussels, 4 March 2019 – Those who denounce corruption or wrongdoing from within organisations and companies need to be protected and…
Costa’s resignations bravely unveil the hidden Tory policy of targeting EU citizens to gain political consensus and votes
London, 1 March 2019 – Forced resignations of Conservative MP Alberto Costa unveil much more than the usual reckless Tory politics we…
Tragic no deal impact assessment issued right on time to prevent defections from hard Brexiteers, while keeping calm the opposition with three options: everything to stay in power.
London – Few hours after allowing a vote on no deal and a possible ‘short’ extension of Art 50 in what can be…
Commission asks online global giants more progress on transparency in view of EU elections
Brussels, 1 March 2019 – The electoral campaigns for the European elections are going to start and the EU Commission is…
Squeezed and disappointed middle class looking far and beyond polarised party politics – Opinium research puts the reality into figures: 50% of British voters want a new centre-ground party
London, 23 Feb. 2019 – If the political crisis due to Brexit might ever bring something positive to Britain, this…
Dark Europe: how Italy’s far right will impact EU and the coalition government in Rome
London – The latest polls confirm far right anti-immigration Lega Nord as the first Italian party at the forthcoming EU…
European Fund for Transition: new name, stronger solidarity, wider help to workers damaged by globalisation, digitisation and automation
Brussels, 19 January – The first reading in Strasbourg rebranded the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund: now ‘Transition’ is the key word…
The Immigration Bill: the last blackmail to the EU and its citizens
London 29 Jan 2019 – The EU should not get back to negotiations with representatives of a government who is…
Soon London will need a justification for its euro clearing monopoly
London – If ‘leave means leave’ and, as the majority of British people have been persuaded, Brexit is starting a…
No surprise as Tories survived no confidence. Only a shift in the DUP or defections within Conservatives could make a difference
May’s government survived the no confidence vote called by Labour 325 to 306, with a narrow gap of 19 votes. A Look to how…
