From the Great War battlefields to a united Europe This is the title of the conference organized by Alessio Franconi in collaboration with the Representation of the European Commission in Italy and which was held on Thursday 25 October 2018 at Palazzo delle Stelline in Milan. A reportage to reflect also about European Union law… Read More
Brexit in short After the UK’s vote to leave the EU and consequent notice of withdrawal under Article 50 (2) of the Treaty on European Union, the UK has entered into a two-year negotiation period ending at the latest on 30 March 2019, in which it should – in the best case scenario – smooth… Read More
Malta is a safe Country for people and assets. In times of international insecurity, it may become essential to protect our family members and our assets in a safe and convenient way on an international territory that guarantees the protection of a strict rule of law. Malta has introduced residency and citizenship programs that encourage… Read More
Farmers are essential economic players in the food supply chain. There are currently 11 million farms in the EU, providing work for 44 million people altogether. To ensure the competitiveness and sustainability of this key sector, the EU adopted its Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in the sixties. The CAP, by introducing income support, implementing market… Read More
With its entry into force on 25th May 2018, the new Privacy regulation of the EU intends to strengthen and unify data protection for all citizens and residents of the European Union, within and also outside the territory of the European Union. The harmonisation of the different EU regulations on privacy started with the previous… Read More
Cyber Security might seem like a distant topic considered solely by experts and obscure hackers, however it would be wrong to think that it does not affect us all. Every aspect of human life – ranging from single individuals to the biggest industrial organisations and States as well – is greatly affected by digital reality.… Read More