VIDEO: Goodbye London
Web series on how Italians in London prepare for Brexit. Some want to stay, others plan to leave, others wait in the uncertainty. In Italian. Continue Reading
Author: Claudia Delpero
Citizens’ rights in EU trade agreements explained
Possible trade arrangements between the UK and the EU have been discussed at length since the EU referendum. Little has been said however about the place citizens’ rights will have in the new EU-UK relation. What are the rights deriving from EU membership and what are the options available for the future? Continue Reading
New EU renewables directive at the starting line
It is a matter of weeks before the European parliament starts delving into the new EU renewable energy directive proposed in November by the European Commission. The outlook is good, but there are pitfalls that could derail developments. The debate… Continue Reading
PROJECT: Tackling carbon emissions through consumption
If emissions accounting focuses only on emissions related to production, as it’s presently the case, countries can import carbon intensive products without assuming responsibility for their carbon. An EU-funded project aimed to address that. Continue Reading
Ten women for Europe
Europe’s recent history is populated by powerful women, who pursued their ideals with passion. Meet 10 women who changed Europe. Continue Reading
What Brexit may look like
It is hard to predict what the final Brexit deal will be like. But the Cologne Institute for Economic Research evaluated the positions and concessions likely to be made, and anticipated how the future relationship between the UK and the EU may be shaped. Continue Reading
Italian fintech CEO: banking “passport” not our main Brexit worry
Is the loss of the banking “passport” the biggest risk posed by Brexit to financial companies in the UK? Not according to Paolo Galvani, founder and CEO of fintech startup MoneyFarm. Continue Reading
VIDEO: From Syria to London thanks to Facebook
Story of Eiad Zinah, a 30-year-old refugee from Syria, who reached London via Egypt and Italy using social networks (with Italian subtitles). Continue Reading
REPORT: Paris Agreement in practice, what next for Africa and developing countries?
This report summarises the findings of the 3rd Global Climate Policy Conference (GCPC) held on the 13th and 14th July 2016 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. This report was developed for Climate Strategies, an international network of senior climate change policy experts aiming to bridge the gap between research and policy. Continue Reading
Why Britain is so fearful of immigrants
Britain is more concerned about immigration than any other country polled for the Ipsos Mori study “What Worries the World.” Why? Continue Reading