László Andor
Secretary General (FEPS) EU Commissioner (2010-2014) EBRD Director (2005-2010) Economist, Author, Professor
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To rescue multilateralism (opens the original)
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🔸On the eve of the 81st UN General Assembly, leaders from Canada, Brazil, Kenya and the European Union published an appeal for saving multilateralism, highlighting the importance of global cooperation as opposed to a transactional approach to international politics. The letter was signed by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, Brazil’s president Lula da Silva, Kenya’s President William Ruto, and European Council President Antonio Costa. There is also a name for the initiative: “Partners for Mult
The 2001 Watershed (opens the original)
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🔸The 9/11/2001 terror attacks against New York and Washington shook the world, not least because after the first hijacked passenger airplane hit the World Trade Centre in Manhattan, the drama was televised. Two out of four hijacked planes hit and destroyed the WTC (the 417 meters tall North Tower and the 415 meter tall South Tower), a third one damaged the Pentagon building (in Washington D.C.), and a fourth one crashed in Pennsylvania thanks to hero passengers who decided to fight against the t
St. Stephen’s Day awaits new President (opens the original)
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🔸The Parliament of Hungary elected a new head of state (President) on 11 August. The vacancy occured after the forced resignation of Tamás Sulyok. The newly elected President András Baka (full name: Dr. András Bálint Baka), who was chosen by Péter Magyar’s centre-right Tisza Party, enters office on 19/08. Fidesz (the previous ruling party still led by Viktor Orbán) considered the rem
Euro banknote symbolism (opens the original)
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🔸The European Central Bank (ECB) opened up the decision making process on the new design of euro banknotes by organising a poll before a new series of banknotes would be printed. This is not only about aesthetics. Surveying the public opinion is also about strengthening the bond between EU citizens and the monetary union. Fifteen years ago, at the time of the EMU crisis, confidence in the single currency dropped in both surplus and deficit countries. In this time of global turbulence, the curren
Burnham opens new chapter in UK (opens the original)
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🔸Andy Burnham arrived in Downing Street with the feeling of a fresh start, even if he does not represent a new generation. He is 8 years younger than his predecessor Keir Starmer, but he was 22 year younger at the time of becoming a member of Parliament first time (2001). For a few years already, Burnham’s name has carried a promise of turning a successful municipal leadership experience into being a leader of party and country for
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