This report examines the impact of the on-going reconstruction of the Eurozone on the non-Eurozone countries. It observes that during the crisis period, the relationship was shaped in an ad hoc fashion with no agreed master plan.
Donald Tusk is celebrating his first 100 days as President of the European Council just as the European Council looks at a common strategy for the Energy Union, a topic that must be dear to him.
The Central Statistical Office is extremely expensive to maintain, but the data which it collects could also bring billions to the economy.
Many researchers believe that the European debt crisis was caused exclusively by the onset of the global financial crisis.
On Monday, the Greek government is to provide Brussels with a plan of the most urgent reforms. The further international financial assistance shall only be granted if these reforms are implemented.
The financial future of Greece remains unclear. There was a change of government, while the current assistance scheme devised by the European Commission, the European Central Bank
A sense of drama has returned to the Eurozone. Although the immediate focus is on preventing Greek insolvency, the bigger battle has to do with the future logic of Eurozone reconstruction.
Facilitating access and reusing public data by businesses may bring billions to the economy as well as significant savings to the administration; in this regard, Poland
The World Economic Forum in Davos has officially begun, attended by more than 40 heads of state and government.
On January 19 a debate organised by the Association of Polish Economists entitled “Additional pension system in Poland - an assessment and recommendations for change” was held at the Presidential Palace.
There has been much wishful thinking in Europe that populism will vanish once growth rates pick up.
The report titled “Employment in Poland 2030 – Labour in the age of innovation” was commissioned by the Human Resources Development Centre and the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy.
