Los ‘Ninis’ : the future of youth unemployment in Spain
For virtually all of the country’s democratic history, youth unemployment has plagued Spain. Its youth unemployment rate is the highest...
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Bailey Rawden
Sep 1, 202213 min read
Winter of Discontent 2.0
The Return of Stagflation: How The Cost-of-Living Crisis is Preparing a Vulnerable UK Economy to Face its Coldest Winter on Record. Could...
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Sep 23, 20215 min read
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Sep 23, 20213 min read
Catalonia: a referendum for prosperity or disaster?
Source: http://nationalinterest.org The Catalan referendum on 1st October marked the start of weeks of struggle and tension in Spain....
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Sep 23, 20213 min read
Greek Debt is in the Headlines…Again
In relative terms, the Greek economy is now doing rather well. That is, relative to the last nine years of economic catastrophe, which...
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Sep 23, 20214 min read
What Brexit Shock?
The last few months have been a great time to brag for Brexiteers across the UK; the Article 50 bill has sailed through Parliament and...
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Sep 23, 20214 min read
The Never-Ending Greek Debt Crisis
Since 2008, the government debt crisis has been an unresolved issue of the European Union. Making headlines once every few months with...
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Sep 23, 20213 min read
Thatcher, Reagan, ...Fillon?
During the 1980s, both Britain and the US experienced a free-market revolution under the premierships of Thatcher and Reagan, with taxes...
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Sep 23, 20213 min read
Can The Euro Keep It Together?: A Tale of Two Currencies
The European Union (EU) and India have one distinct common feature: a federal system of government designed to be of service to a...
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Sep 23, 20213 min read
Does Britain Have a 'Trump' Card?
The reaction of most European leaders to the election of Donald Trump as US President has been lukewarm at best. Angela Merkel, Germany’s...
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Sep 23, 20214 min read
How the EU Funds Its Loudest Critics
It is hard to find nations more financially reliant on the European Union than Poland and Hungary. Receiving the highest amounts of EU...
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Sep 23, 20213 min read
Brexit from a European Perspective
If there’s one thing the British can’t agree on- it’s the EU. A large number of Britons believe that they are losing out by being members...
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Sep 23, 20212 min read
The Week That Was- 8th February 2016
In an extremely close race, former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton edged out Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in the Iowa caucuses....
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Sep 23, 20213 min read
If they’re out, then who is in?
New power, old habits 16th of November marked the end of the eight-year tenure of the ‘liberal’ Civic Platform (PO) in the Polish...
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Sep 23, 20213 min read
The 2017 Referendum: A Briefing
In his 2013 election manifesto, David Cameron promised to hold a referendum on whether the UK should remain in the European Union, which...
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