by C4EP | Jun 23, 2017 | Blog
Ich bin ein Brexiter Despite the efforts of EU negotiators, Brexit can hit citizens’ rights hard The good news of the week is that the Queen’s heart is with the EU, as she has very sophisticatedly shown by wearing for the first time a blue hat with...
by C4EP | Jun 23, 2017 | Blog
Whose Line is it Anyway? Migration Management in the European Union Eurocrats of all kinds piled into the European Parliament’s hemicycle for the “High-level conference on migration management” on Wednesday afternoon. The speakers list was lengthy and the...
by C4EP | Jun 22, 2017 | Blog
Odd Woman Out? Trade Deals Disproportionately Affecting Women It has been well-documented over the past decade through impact on labour market, consumption, and public service provisions; trade is not gender neutral. Without specific binding regulations built...
by C4EP | Jun 15, 2017 | Blog
It’s the budget, stupid Only one thing is sure about 2020 EU budget cycle: it will seriously divide Member States Hard Brexit, soft Brexit, damage control. The European discourse has been undoubtedly driven by these words in the first six months of 2017....
by C4EP | Jun 15, 2017 | Blog
Thanks for the conference! French election: consequences for Europe and Franco-german relations @MarkusFerber @PJoannin @Dr.Osteo-Stierl pic.twitter.com/PBSfw8qeFy — CFEP (@CfEP_) 7 giugno 2017 The beginning of May was determining for the future of the EU, the...
by C4EP | Jun 13, 2017 | Blog
Brexit & British Election: Inconclusive election results further complicate future Brexit negotiations In the wake of the UK Election, questions of the future of Brexit are swiftly resurfacing. May’s loss of a majority government, tentative coalition...
by C4EP | Jun 13, 2017 | Blog
Rolling up the sleeves. Ready for my talk on the future of ?? @ebsummiteurope pic.twitter.com/bNb7eRNM8v — Guy Verhofstadt (@GuyVerhofstadt) 22 maggio 2017 The Future of the European Union MEP Guy Verhofstadt’s speech at the European Business Summit Intervening at the...
by C4EP | Jun 12, 2017 | Blog
Much Ado About Nothing Political maneuvers end up in uncertainty in Italian and British Parliaments In 2017 France, the Netherlands, Germany, the UK, Malta and Austria had or will have general elections. This has been regarded as a positive reinforcement...
by C4EP | Feb 23, 2017 | Upcoming Events
The Centre for European Progression is happy to invite you to its first edition of Success Bazaar. Have you just started to work as a trainee at one of the European institutions, but you already feel eager to make a step further? Drop by the CFEP’s first Success...
by C4EP | Jan 5, 2017 | Projects
“Social Entrepreneurship against Youth Unemployment” is a joint Erasmus+ project among the Brussels-based Centre for European Progression (CFEP) and five NGOs from Italy, Portugal, France, Greece and Slovakia under the coordination of the Association “Institute...
