The establishment of the European Monetary Union in the ’90s and the introduction of the euro a decade ago massively strengthened ‘finance capitalism’, or financialisation’ in Europe. Antonio Tricarico argues for a radical response that reverses this process, reintroduces national and regional capital controls and gives priority to public interest policies in favour of labour and the environment Corporate Europe Observatory
Revolting Europe
On Europe, the left, labour and social movements
Wealth Inequality in Europe
RADICAL VOICES
Italy’s Healthcare Crisis
NO TO WATER PRIVATISATION
Filthy Rich
SANTA DRAGHI’S COMING
WORKERS FIGHTING BACK
FLORENCE’S BUS LUMACA
Massive Spanish protest
FRENCH FACTORY OCCUPATION
International Workers Day 2012
DATA
Watching Corporate Europe
- Not about safer banks
- Climate bombs called HFCs
- EFSA criticised by auditors over conflicts of interest
Hate Crimes in Europe
- Mladic Removed from Courtroom for Laughing (the Hague Tribunal)
- Syrians largest asylum seeker group in Sweden
Fight discrimination in Europe – Amnesty Int’l
- Listen to Roma Rights
- URGENT ACTION: INADEQUATE REFUGEE HOUSING IN MONTENEGRO
Discrimination: legal news
- Bulgaria - Opposition bill to repeal the antidiscrimination act Bulgaria (PDF 51 kB)
- Belgium - Centre for Equal Opportunities and Opposition to Racism to turn into an inter-federal Centre (PDF 78 kB)
- Romania - Appointments in the national equality body (PDF 53 kB)
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