Actualidad institucional y económica de España en el marco de la Unión Europea (febrero de 2025)

  • Pablo Rodríguez Talavera University of Deusto, Deusto Business School, Spain
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18543/ced.3253
Keywords: European Union (EU), European Parliament, sustainability, Ukraine and Moldova accession, International Relations, climate change, digitalization

Abstract

The second half of 2024 marked a pivotal period for the European Union (EU) in both political and economic realms. The configuration of the new European Parliament and Commission set a renewed agenda focused on sustainability, social cohesion, and digital transition. Hungary, holding the rotating presidency of the EU Council, has spearheaded initiatives aimed at reducing regional disparities, enhancing digital connectivity, and addressing food security amidst global uncertainties. Key milestones include progress in the accession process of Ukraine and Moldova, solidifying their integration into the European bloc. Additionally, the EU has strengthened its international relations through strategic agreements in Africa and Central Asia, while its climate leadership was showcased at the Brussels Climate Summit, where ambitious carbon reduction goals were established. These actions underscore the EU's commitment to sustainable development, energy security, and global economic integration.

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Author Biography

Pablo Rodríguez Talavera, University of Deusto, Deusto Business School, Spain

Pablo Rodríguez Talavera is a Spanish academic specializing in finance and economics, currently serving as a lecturer at Deusto Business School at the University of Deusto and Cámarabilbao University Business School. He earned a double degree in Business Administration and Industrial Technologies Engineering from the University of Deusto in 2017. He later completed a Master's in Competitiveness and Innovation at the same institution, as well as a degree in Political Science and Public Administration from UNED. In his teaching role, he delivers courses related to finance, economics, and the international landscape across various academic programs, including the Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration (ADE), the Double Degree in Business Administration and Law, and the Double Degree in International Relations and Law. Beyond his teaching duties, he is currently pursuing a PhD on welfare states at the regional level and collaborates with the journal Cuadernos Europeos de Deusto, where he analyzes the latest developments in European integration and economic issues relevant to Spain within the EU framework.

Published
2025-03-28
How to Cite
Rodríguez Talavera, Pablo. 2025. “Actualidad Institucional Y económica De España En El Marco De La Unión Europea (febrero De 2025)”. Deusto Journal of European Studies, no. 72 (March), 261-82. https://doi.org/10.18543/ced.3253.
Issue
No. 72 (2025): Primera activación de la Directiva de protección temporal: Ucrania
Section
EU Chronicle

 

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