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Ook in Frankrijk blijft een publiek debat grotendeels uit, net als in Duitsland, waar de Bundestag vooralsnog niet bij het plan betrokken wordt. Zorgelijk, vindt Valentin Kreilinger, die als postdoc verbonden is aan de Luiss-universiteit in Rome, en de discussies over het Herstelfonds nauw volgt. „Het gaat om gigantische politieke keuzes en er gaat veel …
In December, EU leaders reached agreement on a €750 billion pandemic recovery fund, financed by joint borrowing. However, the implementation of the fund has already encountered difficulties in the EU’s three largest states, with more trouble potentially on the horizon. The EU finally agreed on its next multi-annual budget and a €750 billion recovery fund …
The EU’s current fiscal and economic response to COVID-19 contains several different elements, including the agreement on a € 750 billion Recovery and Resilience Facility. Criticised by some as “too little too late” and hailed by others as a “Hamiltonian moment”, this paper uses three different institutional lenses to look at the institutional shifts that …
Der Jahresrückblick des Jacques Delors Institut – Berlin erschien am 16. Dezember 2015 als Gastbeitrag in der Frankfurter Rundschau (Link).
The European Commission presented proposals on 15 December 2015 related to the Schengen area and the Frontex border agency, with the European Council due to meet on 17-18 December 2015 to discuss the proposals and how to resolve the ongoing refugee crisis. In light of the proposed reforms, Valentin Kreilinger writes that Europe’s handling of the …
EurActiv.com / EurActiv,fr / EurActiv.pl, 20 November 2015 […] “The introduction of a ‘red card’ mechanism would significantly alter the constitutional equilibrium in the EU and transform national parliaments into a collective veto player that could block the European Commission’s legislative initiatives, said Valentin Kreilinger, a research fellow at the Jacques Delors Institute.
David Cameron has sent a letter to the President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, outlining the key elements that he will seek in a renegotiation of the UK’s EU membership. As Valentin Kreilinger writes, one of Cameron’s demands is to strengthen the role of national parliaments in the EU’s legislative process, with the provision of …
In an guest article for the series about David Cameron’s reform demands on Manuel Müller’s blog “Der (europäische) Föderalist”, I wrote about the “red card” idea (Link). D(e)F @tineurope: The UK wants to play cards: Stronger national parliaments in the EU https://t.co/vb1eAGRFhz #EUref #EUreform #EUreferendum — Manuel Müller (@foederalist) November 1, 2015 .@tineurope questions the …
On 9 October 2015 I spoke at the conference „National Parliaments in the EU: Towards Greater Legitimacy of European Affairs“ in Stockholm at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs (UI), organised in collaboration with the Centre for European Reform (CER).