08.08.2023
Podemos and Syriza, the End of an Era? 

A decade after shaking EU politics to the core, Syriza and Podemos face an uncertain future. Is left-wing populism a failed experiment?

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16.02.2023
Crunch Time for Consumer Credit in Europe

As the cost of living crisis deepens, households are at risk of defaulting on loans or falling into further debt traps.

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30.11.2022
Prices Don’t Have to Rule the World

Rupert Russell explains the role of speculation in the cost of living crisis, and how states can undo the damage.

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30.11.2022
The Slippery Slope of the Energy Descent

Swen Ore looks back at the history of rationing to imagine how a progressive decline in energy use might be managed.

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30.11.2022
No Country for Young People

Anna Toniolo looks at the political consequences of the precarity and unaffordable expenses faced by young people in Italy.

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30.11.2022
Price Increases: Who Is Picking Up the Tab?

Comparing data from across Europe, Cristina Suárez Vega looks at how citizens are experiencing the rising cost of living.

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30.11.2022
Squeezing Wages Is Not the Answer

It’s time to overcome the unfounded fears that wage increases will push up prices.

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30.11.2022
A Climate of Disruption

With disruption set to become the norm, Robert Magowan asks how Greens can navigate chaos and conflict to drive positive change.

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30.11.2022
Solidarity in an Age of Shocks

More than just short-term turbulence, the cost of living crisis signals that Europe’s social, geopolitical, and ecological security rests on rebalancing a failing socio-economic model.

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30.11.2020
Europe’s New Reality: Covid Economics, Debt and the Future of Trade

The Bruegel director speaks about Europe’s economic prospects, the recovery fund, and Europe’s ecological and digital transformation.

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