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The “Migration Crisis” in Ceuta and the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum: Three Lessons for Europe
cepNews EU Treaties & Institutions The unprecedented influx of migrants from Morocco to Ceuta at the end of July tested the ability of the Member States to implement effective, joint and coordinated initiatives for managing migrants in times of need. Between 30 and 31 July 2026, as many as 60,000 people – some sources even put the figure as high as 70,000 – swam several hundred metres and scaled the fences along the border of the Spanish exclave in order to enter Ceuta from Morocco.
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Enrico Letta: „Regulatory Simplification is the Best Way to Achieve European Integration“
cepNews Single Market & Competition The European single market is over 30 years old and cracks are beginning to show. Whilst the US and China provide targeted support for their technology companies, Europe remains trapped in an incomplete single market and, in many key areas, in a patchwork of 27 national regulatory frameworks that cause significant friction.
Germania: La partita a poker di Friedrich Merz in vista del voto di febbraio
Negli ultimi giorni la scena politica tedesca è stata teatro di grandi tensioni, dovute ad alcune iniziative parlamentari in materia di politiche migratorie promosse dal Presidente della CDU Friedrich Merz, candidato alla Cancelleria per l’Union (CDU e CSU) alle elezioni politiche del 23 febbraio. Andrea De Petris è direttore scientifico del Centro politiche europee (CEP-Italia).
Looking at Berlin, Ending up on Capitol Hill: The Italian Constitutional Reform Plans in Comparative Perspective
On 3 November 2023, the Italian Council of Ministers approved a constitutional reform bill to introduce the direct election of the Prime Minister in Italy. The reform would grant the Prime Minister significantly broader powers than those currently outlined in the Constitution. The proposal is now set to be evaluated by the Italian Parliament, and possibly submitted to a popular referendum if it is not approved by two-thirds of the members of both chambers.
Gli emuli di Jep Gambardella sulla strada per il Quirinale
Gli ultimi giorni che hanno portato alla settimana cruciale per l’elezione del nuovo Capo dello Stato hanno fatto tornare alla mente il protagonista del film “La Grande Bellezza” di Paolo Sorrentino, la cui massima ambizione era quella non di partecipare alle feste (che contano), ma “di avere il potere di farle fallire”.
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