asylum and refugee
Restoring the rule of law within the EU. In judges we trust
How to respond to the rule of law challenges faced as a result of access to power of Right-wing populist parties in some EU states is an outstanding question. Populism is a contested concept. Is it an ideology, a political movement, or a political style? From the standpoint of [...]
22/3/2021
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Global Spectator, by Andrés Ortega EU: external centrifugal forces and European ‘clusters’
The EU’s problems stem not only from within but also from without. What the governments of non-member countries do has an impact on the range of ‘clusters’ into which the Union is fracturing, divisions that are already more complex than North-South, East-West or lenders-borrowers. It is not the cause, [...]
26/6/2018
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Global Spectator, by Andrés Ortega Europe: too many crises for so little leadership
The EU is accumulating crises without managing to resolve them: weak economic growth; the Greek crisis that continues unsolved and now storm clouds gathering over the German banking industry; the prospect of Brexit; not to mention, of course, the refugee crisis. Too many for a Europe lacking leadership. And [...]
15/3/2016
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