Click down below to watch my presentation on the European Union at Paralelná Polis in Bratislava, Slovakia. If you’re ever in Prague or Bratislava, make sure to check out the cryto-anarchists at both Paralelná Polis and Paralelní Polis!
How the EU polarises
The United Kingdom will leave the European Union later than expected, and will therefore participate in the upcoming European elections. The implications of that are significant.
[Video] Interviewed at the Hayek Institute in Vienna
Click down below to watch the full video of me being interviewed by Kai Weiss in Vienna Austria. The event was organised by the Hayek Institute, the Austrian Economics Center, and Students For Liberty Austria, and took place prior to the European elections. Also, if you use Twitter and haven’t followed me yet, make sure […]
[Video] Speech at Instituto Juan de Mariana
Click down below to see my full speech at Instituto Juan de Mariana in April 2019. You can also check out the YouTube channel of the institute by clicking here.
On European elections for Bulgarian News Agency (BTA)
I was a guest on Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) today to talk about the outcomes of the European elections. The interview is dubbed in Bulgarian. Click down below to watch the clip.
European elections live stream
I broadcaster a Facebook live video on the European elections on Monday, May 27. Click down below to watch the whole video.
[Feature] EU-Serie: Wéi eng Pouvoiren huet de Präsident vun der Komissioun?
Dëse Feature ass Deel vun enger Serie iwwer d’Europawahlen déi ech fir RTL Radio Lëtzebuerg produzéiert hunn. De Beitrag ass den 18. Mee iwwerdroe ginn. De Link ass hei.
[Feature] EU-Serie: Wéi gëtt d’Europäesch Kommissioun zesumme gesat?
Dëse Feature ass Deel vun enger Serie iwwer d’Europawahlen déi ech fir RTL Radio Lëtzebuerg produzéiert hunn. De Beitrag ass de 9. Mee iwwerdroe ginn. De Link ass hei.
[Video] How relevant are the European elections?
Click down below to see my latest video on EU Updates. I’m addressing whether or not the European elections in May are actually relevant.
The whole cabinet needs to stand behind Luxembourg’s veto on tax questions
Finance minister Pierre Gramegna has expressed the view that Luxembourg should not give up the principle of unanimity voting on tax issues in the European Council. This was in reaction to a suggestion by the European Commission to replace the procedure with qualified majority voting. Were this to happen, Luxembourg could see itself being outvoted […]
