The Future of Social Democracy in Europe: Is Olaf Scholz a Warning Example?

The Future of Social Democracy in Europe: Is Olaf Scholz a Warning Example?

Social democracy in Europe is at a crossroads. This is what two British professors claim. They identified the German Chancellor as a warning example. Things are not easy for social democracy in times of multiple crises. While the war in Ukraine, recession and climate change keep Europe on tenterhooks, the governments of the nation states … Read more

Spot Blue International Property Expands to Marbella, Despite Brexit Impact: Find out Why

Spot Blue International Property Expands to Marbella, Despite Brexit Impact: Find out Why

British real estate Spot Blue International Property disembarks in Marbella. The British firm, known for being one of the main vehicles in the United Kingdom to buy a house in Spain, makes this decision despite the effects of Brexit on the British economy. For the company, the interest of British tourists in Spain has not … Read more

Sinn Fein’s Call for Irish Unity Referendum by the End of the Decade

Sinn Fein’s Call for Irish Unity Referendum by the End of the Decade

The party represented in both parts of Ireland Sinn Fein wants to achieve a referendum on Irish unity by the end of this decade. Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald said this to journalists in London on Thursday. However, a lot of preparation is still necessary for this. In addition, the government in Dublin must … Read more

Brexit Aftermath: UK Labor Market Reopening to Young Europeans

Brexit Aftermath: UK Labor Market Reopening to Young Europeans

Four years after the United Kingdom officially left the EU, the Conservative Government and the Labor opposition, which may soon be in power, are looking for ways to reopen their labor market to young Europeans in the face of the lack of labor in key sectors. Maria, Brexit and “the trap” of the will of … Read more

Controversial Expulsion of Spanish Citizen Revives Brexit Tensions and Sparks Debate on European Citizens’ Rights in the UK

Controversial Expulsion of Spanish Citizen Revives Brexit Tensions and Sparks Debate on European Citizens’ Rights in the UK

Following the expulsion from the United Kingdom of a Spanish citizen, tensions related to Brexit have resurfaced. This event has generated great controversy and has revived the debate about the conditions of European citizens in the United Kingdom after the country’s departure from the European Union. The situation has become especially delicate, since this Spanish … Read more

Book Review: Contested Europe: From the Kaiser to Brexit (Longman History of Modern Europe)

Book Review: Contested Europe: From the Kaiser to Brexit (Longman History of Modern Europe)

Contested Europe: From the Kaiser to Brexit (Longman History of Modern Europe) Review the book “Contested Europe: From the Kaiser to Brexit (Longman History of Modern Europe)” Europe Contested analyses the failures and achievements of an astonishing era of economic advance and political chaos, from the First World War up to the present day. Beginning … Read more

Japan’s LDP Slush Fund Scandal: Politics at a Crossroads

Japan’s LDP Slush Fund Scandal: Politics at a Crossroads

The biggest political scandal in the postwar period that greatly shook Japan was the Lockheed scandal, in which former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka was found guilty of bribery and other charges.A porn actor, angered by the incident, crashes a small plane into the home of a political fixer.eventThere was also. Now, half a century has … Read more

The Fall of the Berlin Wall: A Review of Ian McEwan’s Novel ‘Hodiny’

The Fall of the Berlin Wall: A Review of Ian McEwan’s Novel ‘Hodiny’

A crane lifts a meter-wide piece of wall, white on one side, spray-painted with cheerful graffiti on the other, and sets it aside. People applaud. Confused police officers have flowers tucked into the holes of their green uniforms. It is November 1989, and the hero of Ian McEwan’s new novel is being pushed by a … Read more

Review of the novel The Clock by Ian McEwan

Review of the novel The Clock by Ian McEwan

A crane lifts a meter-wide piece of wall, white on one side, spray-painted with cheerful graffiti on the other, and sets it aside. People applaud. Confused police officers have flowers tucked into the holes of their green uniforms. It is November 1989, and the hero of Ian McEwan’s new novel is being pushed by a … Read more

Brussels wants to postpone tariffs on British electric vehicles – Diario Progresista

Brussels wants to postpone tariffs on British electric vehicles – Diario Progresista

The European Commission has proposed postponing the entry into force of tariffs on electric vehicles from the United Kingdom. Specifically, Brussels asks to delay them for another three years, until December 31, 2026. It maintains that, with this, time will be given to boost production in the EU of batteries and other components. In this … Read more