Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is promising to run deeper deficits to cut income taxes and grow spending on infrastructure to reduce the country’s dependence on the US. Carney’s plan would push the federal government’s shortfall to C$62.3 billion (US$45 billion) this financial year and add C$129.2 billion (US$93.3 billion) in net new spending over … Read more
History is on the move. In just a couple of weeks, Europe has seen its security architecture tested as never before since World War II. Now, the European Union must demonstrate its ability to take control of its own destiny and turn the vision of a common European defence into reality. After the pledges made … Read more
The Microsoft Digital Defence Report sharply focuses on the scale and gravity of today’s cyber threat landscape. The report reveals a startling statistic: over 600 million cyber attacks are launched daily against organisations, critical infrastructure, and individuals worldwide. As cyber criminal syndicates and nation-states increasingly unite, the sophistication and volume of cyber attacks have soared. … Read more
This is the fifth Op-Ed of a Symposium on “The Selection of EU Judges and the 255 Committee”. Previous Op-Eds were authored by Joseph H.H. Weiler; Giuliano Amato, Marta Cartabia, Dieter Grimm, Miguel Poiares Maduro, Rui Manuel Moura Ramos & José Luis Da Cruz Vilaça; Alberto Alemanno and François-Xavier Millet. More Op-Eds on this topic will be published soon on EU Law Live The authority accumulated over … Read more