Europe Is Disintegrating While Its Citizens Watch Indifferent

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Originally Published by Inter Press Service

A Superb Commentary from Roberto Savio

Global Research, February 05, 2016

We are witnessing the slow agony of the dream of European integration, disintegrating without a single demonstration occurring anywhere, among its 500 million citizens. It is clear that European institutions are in an existential crisis but the debate is only at intergovernmental level.

This proves clearly that Euro

Curating and Creating Community

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Veronika SUMOVA

EC- EU Digital

24 June 2015

With more than 290 million (and counting) active social media users in Europe, online engagement continues to grow. Seeing that the community on our social media platforms can get very active, at the beginning of 2014 we (the social media team) started thinking how we can take this interaction a step further. Rather than creating something for our community, how can we create something with our community?

‘United in D

Enrique Suarez Presenting:

Greece and the Euro: Towards Financial Implosion

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Prof. Rodrigue Tremblay

Global Research, July 07, 2015

This incisive article by Professor Rodrigue Tremblay  on the nature of the Greek economic crisis was written four years ago.

In response to recent developments, the author has written an update, which is published below.

July 6, 2015

The EU Sows the Seeds of the Greek Economic Crisis

Prof. Rodrigue Tremblay

Update to July 2011 article entitled Greece and the Euro: Towa

Those of us interested in EU risk regulation may be interested in the Action Plan that the European Risk Forum (ERF) issued a couple of months ago. The ERF Action Plan builds on and integrates the Commission Smart Regulation agenda, covering issues such as the EU Law on Administrative Procedures; public consultation, impact assessment and regulatory benefits; the role of the Commission’s Chief Scientific Advisor; and the application of the precautionary principle. 

The ERF is a think-tank committ

The European Banking Authority released a statement indicating that gaps exist in the capital standards for about 20% of the regions top 48 largest banks. Meanwhile, the Bank for International Settlements has posted a relatively positive report on Asian banks loan reserve practices.

Are Asian banks in front of the game for capital management than their European counterparts?

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