Tag: London
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Sadiq Khan, the face of the new Europe?
London’s Sadiq Khan is the first Muslim mayor of a European capital. Thanks to his background and ideas, he has quickly grown to become the symbol of a successful and open Europe, which has led him to become one of the most prominent voices against Brexit.
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Migrant Entrepreneurs Creating Jobs in the United Kingdom
Read the article by Sarah Fink on the real numbers of migrant entrepreneurs and their impact on British economy
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Never Came Second: Meet Tidjane Thiam, our New European of the Month
Meet our New European of the Month, Mr. Tidjane Thiam, a world giant in the financial sector
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“It is important to have proper representation of women at all levels” – Interview with MEP Mary Honeyball
UNITEE met with British MEP Mary Honeyball of the S&D group to discuss women entrepreneurship in Europe.
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On Urban Design, Architecture and Pushing Boundaries. Meet Zaha Hadid, our New European of the Month
Meet our New European of the Month, Zaha Hadid, world-renowned Iraqi architect based in London.
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Brothers in Business: New Europeans David and Simon Reuben
Many people often say family and business do not mix. But not for New European billionaire brothers’ David and Simon Reuben.
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The Immigration Innovators
Citis have a huge stake in who comes to live within their territory. Yet they have almost no say over national immigration policy. That is why they are leading innovations on how to attract and integrate migrants.
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“You could achieve anything you want to achieve.” Interview with MEP Syed Kamall
UNITEE had the opportunity to interview British MEP Syed Kamall of the Conservatives on his views on migration and entrepreneurship in Europe.
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The Strange and Beautiful World of Mika, a New European taking over Pop Music in Europe
Michael Holbrook Penniman, Jr., popularly known as Mika, is off to superstardom in all of Europe with his catchy and flamboyant pop songs.
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A Tale of Ten Cities: Toponymy of Europe’s modern urban civilisations
This tale of ten cities will take you on an etymological journey from Europe’s Western to Eastern cities and back.