News from the Jacques Delors Centre

Der Standart - European Central Bank provides billions in Corona crisis

In the Corona crisis Lucas Guttenberg proposes to allow financial aid without conditions. The euro central bank seems to have taken a first step in this direction.

Financial Times - Eurozone chiefs look for bailout fund in Corona crises measures

Deputy Director Lucas Guttenberg believes the eurogroup failed to send a clear message during Corona crisis.

Turkish state authorities oversee 22% (710 million Euros) of payments made under the EU-Turkey Deal

Handelsblatt - Corona aid fund is a drop in the ocean

The EU Commission intends to mobilise 25 billion euros for members affected by corona damage. Lucas Guttenberg doubts that von der Leyen's aid fund will help.

Is there space for populism in EU law?

In the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, Mark Dawson offers ways to understand the relationship between EU law and populism.

rbb Inforadio - EU migration policy is at a dead end

During the tense situation at the Turkish-Greek border, Policy Fellow Lucas Rasche makes clear that a new approach to European migration policy is unavoidable.

Offering a sign of political responsibility

The EU has the power to solve the border crisis with Turkey, Lucas Rasche of the Jacques Delors Centre writes in Die Zeit.

Despite the rise of online streaming platforms cinema attendance in the EU stand at a 10 year high

Tagesspiegel - Germany not Europe's paymaster

"The MFF is key to the EU's ability to act," Lucas Guttenberg underlines the importance of the EU budget negotiations in the Tagesspiegel.

Ass MFF negotiations proceeded, new expenditures got cut and old ones were protected

Die Zeit - Quarrel over MFF inhibits EU's ability to act

To guarantee the EU's ability to act, European leaders must take money in their hands, Lucas Guttenberg argues in Die Zeit.

No strong Europe on the cheap, writes Lucas Guttenberg in the Süddeutsche Zeitung

The EU needs financing heft and flexibility in its next long-term budget to take on big global problems.