The conclusions Europe draws from the COVID-19 pandemic may be much more far-reaching than its immediate effects. Never in the history of Europe has the economy been stagnant for so long, nor have governments paid such high amounts in such a short time to keep companies afloat and to finance the salaries of furloughed workers. How soon, and indeed whether, Europe will be able to regain its former prosperity and compete on an equal footing with the most dynamically developing regions in the world will depend on the priorities we set.
[REPORT] Car not as black as one painted. That is, how cars solve the problems of Poles
WEI 09/04/2024
In the first months of 2024, farmers’ protests against EU policies attracted media attention. Spectacular events in Western Europe, among which were blockades of cities,
