Editorials
•08/03/2010
Europe : the real post-Lisbon challengesThe failure of the Copenhagen Conference surprised the European Union. It went there standing as the champion in the fight against global warming, armed with certainties acquired in the wake of audacious regulations, supported by its public opinion, firmly believing that it could convince its main...
•19/02/2010
European Union: From the Zollverein to power?German unity owes much to the Zollverein, a customs union which was created on 1st January 1834. It shared the thaler, the foundation of a real common market in Central Europe, which stimulated the industrial revolution in Europe as a whole.
With the Euro the European Union chose to do the same...
•10/02/2010
Just a few lessonsEurope works in such a way that it always disappoints those in a hurry but long term it finally prevails.
And the speculators of the day may rapidly have yet another bitter experience of this.
In testing the solidarity of the States which share the Euro there are some who are in for a surprise!...
•20/01/2010
A Disappointing Start to the Lisbon TreatyThe Lisbon Treaty came into force on 1st December 2009.
Since then discouraging international events have been accumulating against Europe.
The Copenhagen Conference truly was a humiliation.
The final minimum agreement was written between other Powers, excluding Europe.
This demonstrates that...