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Labor Pains: Why the Transatlantic Jobs Crisis is Worse than it Appears
Two recent official reports have dampened the economic mood on both sides of the Atlantic: U.S. Department of Labor data shows the U.S. job market is slowing down, while the European Commission’s...
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Europe is Good for Greece, and Turkey, too
Although it is possible to argue that EU membership ruined Greece and non-membership saved Turkey, this conclusion is as incorrect as it is intriguing. WASHINGTON— It is tempting to look at the...
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As Spain Protests Austerity, Catalonia Pushes for Independence
As workers from throughout the country converge on Madrid for protests, a second, altogether different movement is gathering strength in Catalonia. WASHINGTON— Thousands of miners entered Madrid last...
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Youths, Immigrants, and Outsiders are Southern Europe’s Best Hopes
Unemployed youth, immigrants, and societies that are either outside the EU should be at the front of a strategy for Southern Europe’s renaissance. These groups have the motivation to innovate and...
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What the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline Means for Europe's Energy Diversity
A consortium of energy companies operating in the Caspian Basin came to a decision about the transportation of their gas from the Turkish border to Europe. Washington, D.C.—In late June, one year...
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