International State Law experts have gathered at the University of Lleida taking advantage of the celebration of Europe Day to reflect on how the economic situation of the European Union, since the post pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war, it is affecting.

The European Union is a global actor of the first magnitude, it has economic relations with the rest of the world, and in particular, with the rest of the countries of Europe and also with States United States and China. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has shaken trade relations. Ukraine is one of the main exporters in Europe, and in particular in Spain. The war with Russia, together with the drought, has particularly affected the CPI of the cereal in the Spanish State, which reached a maximum at the beginning of the war. The European Union served as an umbrella for the Spanish State at the time of the economic crisis in 2008 and is now doing so again with measures such as the Next Generation Funds, one of the various impact measures that are being carried out to get out, little by little, of this very complex situation.