The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) is the voice of organised civil society in Europe.

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  • EESC info March 2025

    V tej številki:

    • Evropska obramba: poraba mora biti pametna in učinkovita, član EESO Marcin Nowacki
    • Načrt za ponovno oborožitev Evrope (ReArm Europe), Nicolas Gros-Verheyde

    • Dogodek Vaša Evropa, vaš glas! (YEYS) v ospredju:

      - Vključevanje mladih ne sme biti zgolj formalnost, Bruno António

      - Spodbujajmo k opolnomočenju, Kristýna Bulvasová

      - Mladi iz Moldavije na dogodku YEYS: generacija, ki je nič ne ustavi - intervju z Mădălino-Mihaelo Antoci

  • EESC info February 2025

    V tej številki:

    • Pogled EESO na poročili Draghija in Lette: Matteo Carlo Borsani, Giuseppe Guerini in Stefano Palmieri
    • Obsedenost s konkurenčnostjo: Karel Lannoo, CEPS
    • Kompas za konkurenčnost ne zagotavlja ravnovesja med potrebami podjetij in pravicami delavcev: Esther Lynch, ETUC
    • Prihodnjih 500: krepitev evropskih podjetij za svetovni uspeh: Stjepan Orešković, Atlantic Council
    • Evropska koalicija za pravičnost gospodarskih družb je proti svežnju omnibus: korporativni interesi ne smejo usmerjati politike EU: Andriana Loredan, ECCJ