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Eurozone: New data show recession and debt closer to explosion
Yesterday the world was informed that Eurozone is stuck into recession, after the Eurostat, the EU statistical service, announced that the euro area GDP receded once more during the first quarter of...
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Parliament sets conditions on EU-China investment deal
A proposal for a resolution on the EU-China investment and market access agreement will be discussed in the October 8 plenary session of the European Parliament. A vote is scheduled to follow on the...
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The Commission tries to stop the ‘party’ with the structural funds
In a long awaited move, the European Commission boosts the role of trade unions, the employers’ organisations and the non-governmental organisations of civil society in allocating and monitoring the...
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Eurostat confirms a dangerously fast falling inflation in Eurozone
Yesterday Eurostat confirmed that the euro area inflation rate for December was down to 0.8% from 0.9% in November, dangerously approaching the negative part of the graph. The announcement coincided...
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Foreign direct investments the success secrete of Eurozone
Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) are long-term placements in real economy business, not right away tradable, realized by investors residing outside the country. They should be sharply distinguished...
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Eurozone stagnates after exporting its recession to trading partners
Today Eurostat, the EU statistical service, published its second and more accurate estimate for the euro area and the EU28 Gross National Product during the last quarter of 2013, and confirmed its...
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What the future holds for the EU – China relations?
EU and China relations are perfectly depicted in a passage from a European Union External Action service Press release issued recently. It says, “While acknowledging China’s advancement of the economic...
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Junker for Commission President: What were the stakes in this affair
Jean-Claude Juncker’s was confirmed last Tuesday as President of the European Commission for the next five years. In a secret ballot 422 MEPs who voted for him and 250 against. This goes beyond what...
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The EU can afford to invest trillions in support of employment
Eurostat, the EU statistical service, has recently released data showing that, while the government indebtedness increases, the industrial production retreats. Of course Eurozone doesn’t run any danger...
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Eurozone: Inflation plunge to 0.4% in July may trigger cataclysmic developments
With inflation in Eurozone falling last month to crisis level nadir and a new business investments retreat, it is easily understandable why unemployment is still exploding at double-digit highs. As a...
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Presentation of Juncker’s Investment Plan: Can 315 billion euros save the EU?
Jean Claude Junker, the president of the European Commission (EC), announced details of his 315 billion euros promising investment plan two days ago in Strasbourg. This three year project will use...
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Juncker’s Investment Plan in desperate need for trust and funds from public...
Last Tuesday the EU Finance ministers gathered in Brussels to decide for the fate of Juncker’s Investments Plan. The news is quite promising for EU Investments since all ministers agreed to support...
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WEF Davos 2016 LIVE: “There is a communication issue (about China) which...
At the second day of the World Economic Forum 2016 in Davos the world was anticipating very much the session on China’s outlook and how its growth slowdown affects the entire world. This issue was...
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No hard drivers in sight to remodel the stagnating affairs of the EU
It’s a tautological statement to say that the euro area is an economy which barely moves ahead, towards producing more jobs and incomes for the tens of millions of the unemployed and materially...
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Will France vote for more or less Europe in the next presidential elections?
Meeting on the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty – From humiliation and exclusion to participation : eradicate all forms of poverty Copyright: © European Union 2016 Source : EP....
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19th EU-China Summit: A historical advance in the Chino-European rapprochement
Mainstream media and the two EU Presidents (Donald Tusk of the Council and Jean-Claude Juncker of the Commission), during and after last week’s groundbreaking 19th EU-China Summit (1-2 June), focused...
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Has the EU economy truly revived from the financial crisis?
Last week the European Commission published a press release regarding EU’s recovery from the financial crisis where it is mentioned that the EU, after 10 years since that start of the crisis, is back...
View ArticleEurozone retail sales fall shows recession
According to Eurostat, the EU’s statistical service, retail trade volume in February compared with January 2013 fell by 0.3% in euro area and remained stable in the EU27. However in comparison with the...
View ArticleEducation expenditure in the EU not hurt much by crisis
Early research even from the 1970s has proved that investments in education give the highest returns compared to placements in physical capital. This is true for public and private education...
View ArticleEurozone: New data show recession and debt closer to explosion
Yesterday the world was informed that Eurozone is stuck into recession, after the Eurostat, the EU statistical service, announced that the euro area GDP receded once more during the first quarter of...
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