Krzysztof Iszkowski

Despite an ongoing crisis in the past few years, the governments of the 28 member states of the European Union agreed to spend 180m Euro per year and emit additional 19.000 tons of carbon dioxide into atmosphere simply to enable the meetings of the European Parliament to be held in two locations: Brussels and Strasbourg?

Some of its activists and supporters will go over to the conservative camp and the rest will split between The Greens and Alternative für Deutschland, which holds a free-market credo of right-wing liberalism to a logical end.

The negotiating power of a single worker is in principle smaller than the one of a big company which employs him or her.

Europe has just reached the turning point of the crisis. Now it can be better or worse – it all depends on what will happen in Cyprus.

Within 4 months after the beginning of the next EU’s financial framework, the eight member states from Central and Eastern Europe will celebrate their 10th anniversary in the Union. (...), it’s high time to call an end to the accession period.