Europe Is Overregulated. And It Is Going to Be Worse…
“Ambiguities and differences in individual countries’ opinions about financial regulation setting are so enormous that the recent situation could be marked as worse than before.”
“Ambiguities and differences in individual countries’ opinions about financial regulation setting are so enormous that the recent situation could be marked as worse than before.”
I am in favor of a green agenda, but we can’t be religious about this. We need a new energy policy.
Why wouldn’t EU farming be made subject to global verification? Food would be even 40% cheaper. And billions of euros would flow into the EU budget.
The organizing principle of Jobbik’s foreign policy is being against the West and mainly the USA.
First of all, because the current economic crisis will end. Its end will come about most speedily and effectively when the countries and politicians limit their efforts to end it, and allow the natural economic cycle to take its course and produce effects.
The integration with Ukraine and Turkey is a barometer that will show whether the Old Continent will prove to be a vigorous and important player in the 21st century.
Like other scientists who surrender their independence, Stern became a useful idiot for a political agenda.
If Poland is supposed to be an important point on the economic map of Europe and the world, it must also create its “poles”, through the development and specialization of universities cooperating with global players.
We can’t deny that Polish accession to the Eurozone must involve some costs. (…) And benefits that can be achieved may reward the necessary sacrifices.
Finance Minister Rostowski claims that “the liquidation of the Open Pension Fund is not completely ruled out”. But he is far from being right. The liquidation of the Open Pension Fund is completely certain.