Europe's energy problems have little to do with access to clean, reliable and affordable energy, and everything to do with pushing unrealistic energy policy options. And European households and businesses are paying a high price for these misguided decisions.
In June, a bill was introduced in the British House of Commons to make changes to the Northern Ireland Protocol, following the identification of several critical issues that have prevented Northern Irish citizens from enjoying the same benefits granted to the rest of the United Kingdom.
The insect taboo needs to be broken even in the home of good food, and for quite a while now the mainstream media has been informing us on a daily basis about how backward we are in not wanting to accept the diet of the future, and what the cost to the environment is.
Those who daily measure themselves with the difficulties due to the non-accessibility of corporate platforms, which, almost never, can be called "friendly," of screen readers, know very well that, with the promotion of working from home, an additional disparity has been created.
Credit cards with a double ceiling are becoming increasingly popular: the economic one and the "environmental" one, based on the so-called "carbon footprint" that each transaction would entail. A Pavlovian training system that could even become mandatory.
In the last two centuries, two visions opposed: one traceable to Kant, but firmly anchored in a tradition that could be traced-always with generous approximations-from Aristotle to natural lawism; the other, which in more ways than one finds its inspiration in Hegel.
Turkey is a transformative country with a deficit trade balance that is in extreme need of dollars to pay for imports and the debts of its companies, but the lira's defense in the foreign exchange markets has depleted its currency reserves without halting the Turkish currency's continuous devaluation.
Credit Agricole's significant holding stakes an heavy claim on the future of BPM, Italy's third largest banking group, which is generally considered a prey in the context of the expected further reorganization of our banking system.
What the TPI seems to lack is the ability to convince markets of the existence of an instrument that can be easily deployed to support a country. All that remains is to hope for careful handling of the economic issue by the new government.
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