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Institute of Economic and Social Studies (INESS) organized an annual public lecture of Dr. Sean Gabb, the director of The Libertarian Alliance (UK), on August 12, 2014. Dr. Gabb is one of the leading advocates of individual liberty in Europe...
Photo: Wikimedia Commons The free movement of persons, goods, workers and capital within the European Union is one of the fundamental principles of the European Community. However, finding a job in another EU country can be difficult – the...
Photo: Wikimedia Commons Good news from the European economy cannot be bad! The topic of the day concerns sanctions against Russia. We will omit this political-security-international topic with the notion that mutual trade restriction always...
Since July, Italy is holding a half a year presidency of the Council of the European Union. The agenda is clear. J.C. Juncker has secured a major victory when he was nominated as a new President of the European Commission by 26 of 28 MS. The...
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. The article is based on a discussions held in Sofia on 22 April, 2014 and organized by the Institute for Market Economics and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, in cooperation with the Libertarian club at the Sofia University....
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. I would have probably overlooked the report about a verdict in the case of EU flag burning if it wasn‘t for a Facebook status of a European Commission representative who shared it with these words: “About the limits...
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. On June 27, 2014, Petro Poroshenko, newly elected President of Ukraine, will sign the economic part of the Association Agreement with the EU, political part of which was signed in March 2014. Same day Georgia and Moldova...
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. In May, Ukraine, which has not experienced any internal military conflict for the last 60 years, is close to slip into a full-fledged war. The government launched a large-scale military operation against rebels that...
Short report about the conference ‘Hungary and the European Union after the European parliamentary elections’ of Republikon Foundation for Science, Education and Research supported by Friedrich Naumann Stiftung für die Freiheit ‘Hungary...
Photo: Wikimedia Commons Estonia was the only EU country where e-voting for the European Parliament elections was allowed, and more than one third of the voters who cast the ballot used this electronic voting opportunity. Despite the doubling...
