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Europe

Hungary: the once success story has become a thorn in the palm

By Writer
10 January 2023
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
255

Hungary entered the EU through the great enlargement of the Union in 2004. Since then and for some time it was considered, together with Poland which was part of this group, the success story of European enlargement. All this, of course, at the time when the EU was prosperous before the financial crisis and the political austerity. When EU entered …

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Far-right rising in Europe: will it be a problem for the European Union’s hold?

By Writer
6 January 2023
in :  Europe
158

As Cas Mudde, professor of political science at the University of Georgia, stated, the victories of the Brothers of Italy and the Sweden Democrats has been the result of “at least two-decades-long process of what is the mainstream normalization of the far-right across Europe”. Joined by conspiracy’s theories against the national identity, anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-immigration sentiment, far-right parties in Europe …

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France and Italy relations touched rock-bottom?

By Writer
4 January 2023
in :  Europe
458

After the incident of last November, relations between France and Italy are tense and rocky. Migration and borders protection is a well-known issue between the two EU States, that from time to time brings to the surface diplomatic rows and tensions. Going backwards and analysing the whole contexts it is important to underline the delicate situation between France and Italy …

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The Western Balkans are a bet that EU cannot afford to lose

By Writer
29 December 2022
in :  Europe
143

In recent years, the EU has tried to provide solutions to many of the problems that concern it, directly or indirectly. Despite the changes it has brought on internal issues during the economic crisis, migration flows, etc., it has not been able to find a solid solution for its policy in the Western Balkans. After the 2019 elections and with …

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A challenge to Europe- Qatari corruption and soft power

By Writer
27 December 2022
in :  Europe
356

This article is an analysis of Qatari influence in Europe and why the influence Doha it poses a strategic challenge to EU open societies. However, one must first comprehend Qatar´s strategic plan and how it acts (and its foreign policy history) internationally. Qatar has consistently made use of its vast resources and stable autocratic Islamist regime with vast amount energy …

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Is Mediterranean becoming (once again) a wet-grave?

By Writer
22 November 2022
in :  Europe
208

The election of Ms. Meloni as prime minister and the establishment of the far-right government in Italy, in connection with the harsh policy demonstrated by the Greek government in the Aegean, brings immigration for good back to the issues that will concern the EU in the coming months. The ongoing instability in Africa (mainly in the Sahel zone) and the …

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The Cost of Protecting the Finnish Sami Parliament: Political Suicide or Progress?

By Writer
4 November 2022
in :  Europe
329

The Sámis are European’s only recognised indigenous community residing in Sámi Country (Sápmi) which stretches across the northern parts of Sweden, Norway and Finland, and Russia’s Kola Peninsula. The Sámis have faced decades of discrimination and assimilation. The Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian Constitutions has recognized certain rights of the group. Norway and Finland have advanced on this right and has …

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Poland is not entitled to reparations, but is part of the core of European leadership.

By Writer
28 October 2022
in :  Europe, Uncategorized
150

Poland has given official form to its reparation demands on Germany at the beginning of October. Foreign Minister Rau signed a diplomatic note addressed to his German counterpart Baerbock. Shortly before a visit by German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock to Warsaw, Poland’s government has taken another step to lend weight to its reparations demands on Germany. “It expresses the Polish …

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Tensions between Greece and Turkey escalate

By Writer
14 October 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Europe, Recent Topics
476

The decades-long feud between Greece and Turkey has intensified in the last few months with the two countries exchanging accusations of unnecessary aggression and calling for intervention from the international community. The issue at the heart of the latest escalation is the long-standing dispute over territorial claims to the islands in the Aegean Sea. The status of the islands was …

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Moldova : small state with big concerns

By Writer
14 October 2022
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
282

Moldova also wants to join the EU in order to manifest its independence from Russia. But this would bring another frozen conflict that will divide the country as we see it in most of the east-european countries. The Republic of Moldova has only 2,6 million inhabitants, and the number is declining. Numerically, the small state located between Ukraine and Romania …

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