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Jun. 27, 2023

What progressive trade agenda for the age of geopolitics image teaser

Future of trade in a polarised world

After more than 30 years of aggressive liberalisation of international trade, investment and financial flows, is this political paradigm approaching its demise?

Mar. 15, 2022

Manifesto 15 March

EPSU backs call for social and green public spending rules

EPSU today joins with over 270 trade unions, civil society and other campaigning organisations and individuals in calling for fundamental reform of EU rules that regulate public spending and investment.

Apr. 19, 2021

social services network joint logos call recovery and resilience fund

Member States: invest in the social recovery too

EPSU, together with 12 other European Networks with responsibility for social services, invite Member States to use the EU Budget and the Recovery and Resilience Fund to help those who have been hit hardest by the crisis

Feb. 17, 2021

Social Europe - letter to the European Union Leaders on Fiscal rules

EPSU supports letter to the European Union Leaders on Fiscal rules

In light of the unprecedented health, social, and economic challenges that the EU is facing, a complete overhaul of our current fiscal system is needed.

Jun. 18, 2020

Civil society organisations joint letter on recovery plan

Europe’s recovery after the pandemic and Civil Society

Civil Society Europe has sent an open letter to leaders of the EU institutions and on the EU Recovery Plan, and the need for it to acknowledge Civil Society.

May. 16, 2018

Minimum Income campaign takes to the road

EAPN the European anti poverty network has launched a mobile campaign to support demands for an adequate, accessible minimum income.

Mar. 09, 2017

EPSU, environmental and civil society organisations demand ECB stops funding polluting corporations

EPSU and 70 European civil society organisations are calling on the European Central Bank (ECB) to stop channeling more quantitative easing funds towards polluting multinational corporations.