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…
Labour on the ‘leave’ side in case of general elections Corbyn: “We are campaigning for a customs union”.
Labour leader at The Andrew Marr’s Show on Sunday skipped the word ‘leave’ more than once, but made clear his stance and plans…
The rotten equation behind the politics of homelessness
London – Housing crisis is a complex issue where multiple factors come into play. These are not economic only but…
The identity of a massacre: Amnesty International Mayfair and Soho names each victim of the violations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
London – It’s the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The feeble light of the iconic candle of…
A new road map for migration, but no worries, it is not legally binding
A new “road map to prevent suffering and chaos” for the future migration. The newborn Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and…
The ‘fantastic’ G20 in one chart: over 840 million people live in poverty in the so called advanced economies. That’s two third of world total number of people in poverty (1.3 bln)
Numbers speak for themselves: over 840 million people live in poverty in the so called advanced economies. India alone counts…
African unsustainable development between EU grants and China loans
Brussels – Railways, ports, roads. The infrastructures built by China in Africa are impressive and already making immediate impact and long…
Brexit: Draft Withdrawal Agreement shows EU is aware of political weakness of British government
London, 23 Nov. 2018 – The mandate of Mrs May as PM relies de facto upon her ability of reaching…
One more leading voice leaves the government and backs People’s Vote campaign for a second referendum (VIDEO)
London – The former Conservative Minister Jo Johnson resigned over Brexit and joined the campaign for a second referendum. He got a…
Rough sleepers in London: British are the majority: (54.1%); second in line EU citizens 2,323 (31.3%)
London – A total of 7.484 people have been registered as rough sleepers in London from April 2017 to March 2018.…
Platforma: ten years proving cities, regions, local territories are the pillars of democracy
Brussels – A platform of thousands local governments across Europe, Africa, Latin America, is bringing a message to European Union institutions:…
The day British citizens took to the streets against Brexit: what they say and why they are so concerned
London – It was evident people at October’s massive rally for the People’s Vote were for the most part British citizens. Rallies and…
Crimes and misdemeanors: when it comes to EU referendum look at Britain
London, 7 Oct. 2018 – It might sound to Turkish people like a democratic move the announcement of a possible…
Time to talk about 118 million citizens into poverty (but EU Parliament is empty)
Brussels, 4 October 2018 – The first reading at the Plenary sitting of the ‘Minimum income for a fair Europe:…
‘EU Parliament too’: Motion to defeat gender based violence and mobbing in the workplace
Brussels 11 Sept 2018 – A call from within the EU Parliament for a new comprehensive legislation to protect victims…
One iconic luxury tower looking down on the homeless in the heart of London (VIDEO)
Homeless in temporary shelters rose by 18% in 2016 over the previous year reaching 3.400. It is one of the…
Warmer, greener and cheaper: London kissed by the sun with a Community Energy Fund
Heathwave and steady sunny weather proved this summer London can easily turn light into power. Solar panels are multiplying over…
Tenancy disagreement: the new Bill is upcoming (with no funds)
The Tory led government announced in November 2017 a new Tenant Fees Bill. The new prospected law, set out within the…
EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND: 1.33 billion pounds to England up to 2017. Concerns over the survival of many projects after 2020
From 2014 to the end of September 2017 over 450 projects, in England only, have been funded with 1.33 billion pounds from the…
What’s the connection between Gotland, Colchester, Coviolo, Helsinki, and the rural areas of Greece?
Five life-changing projects for advanced broadband connection are the winners of European broadband Awards. Last year Gotland (Sweden) Colchester (UK),…
Thomas Cole (Open Britain): “The Parliament has to listen to people”. Petition reached 228,424 signatures (VIDEO)
Open Britain along with eight more citizens’ rights movements and organisations, launched a Petition to ask the People’s vote on the…
MAJORITY CHANGED THEIR MINDS AND NOW WANT CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS BACK (VIDEO)
More than 100.000 people from across the UK and from EU countries took the streets in London to ask a…
