Putin has won the elections without any competition and has fulfilled his main objective: to be himself the succession to power. A renewed sense of stability and national pride has re-emerged during his tenure, and with a deeply divided opposition he is not expected to lead his country towards democratization during his new term. He simply will not risk that any real liberalisation could lead to the disappearance of his own regime.
The groundbreaking innovation in service delivery progresses at a lightning speed and the current technology, not the future technology but the one that already exists, makes possible to share knowledge about goods and services to exchange them in a more efficient way. Rocio Albert, asks to establish new “game” rules for everyone, the reason is that the digital transformation has turned them upside down in such a way that the existent rules make no sense.
El próximo domingo Italia celebra elecciones legislativas sin candidato claro a la victoria y con nueva ley electoral. Se prevé, además, que la abstención alcance cifras 'récord'. Así las cosas, se busca ante todo mantener la estabilidad, en un país que aún debe hacer mucho para combatir su abultada deuda pública y su alto nivel de desempleo juvenil. Las encuestas apuntan a que el Movimiento Cinque Stelle capitalizará el voto del descontento, si bien dan como probable una reedición del pacto entre el Partido Democratico y Forza Italia.
SPD and CDU-CSU reached an agreement in order to build up a Government. Critical voices in the conservative alliance has been played down by the last events: new elections would pose a threat to recently resigned Schulz's party, whilst CDU has not presented itself as a clear alternative to the Merkelian leadership. The main question is how these events will affect the long-term German party system.
The Spanish economy has a strong degree of momentum in terms of economic growth (above the European average) based on the significant expansion of domestic demand. Over the year and a half in which the present government has been in power, not a single significant economic measure has been introduced, although the effects of previous reforms continue to be felt.
03.21.2018. Putin has won the elections without any competition and has fulfilled his main objective: to be himself the succession to power. A renewed sense of stability and national pride has re-emerged during his tenure, and with a deeply divided opposition he is not expected to lead his country towards democratization during his new term. He simply will not risk that any real liberalisation could lead to the disappearance of his own regime.
03.20.2018. The groundbreaking innovation in service delivery progresses at a lightning speed and the current technology, not the future technology but the one that already exists, makes possible to share knowledge about goods and services to exchange them in a more efficient way. Rocio Albert, asks to establish new “game” rules for everyone, the reason is that the digital transformation has turned them upside down in such a way that the existent rules make no sense.
02.28.2018. El próximo domingo Italia celebra elecciones legislativas sin candidato claro a la victoria y con nueva ley electoral. Se prevé, además, que la abstención alcance cifras 'récord'. Así las cosas, se busca ante todo mantener la estabilidad, en un país que aún debe hacer mucho para combatir su abultada deuda pública y su alto nivel de desempleo juvenil. Las encuestas apuntan a que el Movimiento Cinque Stelle capitalizará el voto del descontento, si bien dan como probable una reedición del pacto entre el Partido Democratico y Forza Italia.
02.14.2018. SPD and CDU-CSU reached an agreement in order to build up a Government. Critical voices in the conservative alliance has been played down by the last events: new elections would pose a threat to recently resigned Schulz's party, whilst CDU has not presented itself as a clear alternative to the Merkelian leadership. The main question is how these events will affect the long-term German party system.
12.20.2005. The Spanish economy has a strong degree of momentum in terms of economic growth (above the European average) based on the significant expansion of domestic demand. Over the year and a half in which the present government has been in power, not a single significant economic measure has been introduced, although the effects of previous reforms continue to be felt.