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Europe

Kosovo case; From the past, to the present and the future

By Writer
6 October 2022
in :  Europe
330

Tensions erupted during this summer in the Balkans after the government’s declaration that identity documents and vehicle license plates issued by Serbia would not be valued in Kosovo, as the Kosovo-issued documents are not valued in Serbia. The Serbs who live in the north of Kosovo and have Belgrade-issued plates and documents have strongly reacted to such a decision, although …

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New borders for Moscow

By Writer
3 October 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Europe
271

En of august, the EU foreign ministers have agreed to restrict the entry of Russian citizens into Europe in the future. How far this should go, however, remains controversial. Foreign ministers are somewhat of the chief diplomats of their countries, and this is usually reflected in their language. But when EU foreign ministers discussed a visa ban on Russian tourists …

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Italy : new government, new alliances

By Writer
26 September 2022
in :  Europe, International Law & Democracy, Recent Topics
262

Giorgia Meloni could become head of government in Rome this Sunday 25th of September. Are the worries about Italy turning away from Europe justified ? Almost 3 weeks ago, the election program of the right-wing conservative party “Fratelli d’Italia” (Brothers of Italy) was published. In recent polls, the party led by Giorgia Meloni has a 25 percent approval rating and …

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A historic change of power in Sweden

By Writer
26 September 2022
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
194

Sweden saw itself as an open country, a humanitarian world power. Now that the right-wing populists gained influence on the government for the first time, the new prime minister bears a great responsibility. The Swedish prime minister has initiated the change of power with her withdrawal. That’s how it’s been done for a long time, and that’s how it’s always …

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EU Parliament calls Hungary an “electoral autocracy”

By Writer
26 September 2022
in :  Europe
113

According to a report from the European Parliament, Hungary is challenging the fundamental values of the EU treaties. However, the EU is partly to blame by letting it slide for too long. Hungary is no longer a full-fledged democracy. Instead, conditions in the central European country have deteriorated so much that it has become an “electoral autocracy”, according to a …

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The strategic populist

By Writer
20 September 2022
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
135

Because many things in Hungary can only be decided by a two-thirds majority, Viktor Orbán does  not concentrate all his attention to centrist voters when courting support. The result is almost inevitably populism. The good(ish) news first. There will be no exit of Hungary from the EU, not with Viktor Orbán, who, on the contrary, is preparing for a stronger …

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Italy’s political crisis and the rising threat of post-fascist populism

By Writer
5 September 2022
in :  Europe
109

Italy’s role and reputation on the international stage have been unstable – to say the least. The rapid alternation of coalition governments and their inability to come to full term, as well as the long history of scandals and criminal activity tied to the political elites have often made the country a laughingstock for its European neighbours and the rest …

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EU accession: Ukraine still has to prove itself

By Writer
12 August 2022
in :  Europe
223

The leaders of France, Germany, Italy and Romania said they were in favor of granting Ukraine immediate official status as a candidate for European Union membership. Shortly afterwards, the European Commission announced on June 17 that it had validated Ukraine’s application for membership. This declaration is a very strong message from three major Western European countries and Romania in favor …

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European integration demonstrating EU long term run: Croatia adopting Euro starting 2023

By Writer
1 August 2022
in :  Europe, International development
271

Croatia will be the 20th European country to enter the Euro zone as of January 2023, following its application to adopt Euro currency in 2013. While Euro currency has been devalued and reached equal exchange rate with US dollar for the first time since its implementation in 2002, on Tuesday 12 July 2022, the Council of the European Union approved …

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How do Russia and Turkey manage to maintain a privileged relationship despite their differences on many issues?

By Writer
5 July 2022
in :  Europe, International Relations Studies
330
How do Russia and Turkey manage to maintain a privileged relationship despite their differences on many issues ?

            First of all, the good personal chemistry between the two presidents plays its role. Putin and Erdogan are both adepts of speaking frankly, and they present this as an asset in inter-state relations, making it possible to overcome differences and blockages. In fact, each time the different stands they have on Syria, Armenia, NATO, Libya… threatened to reach the …

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Scenarios of the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war and the impact of each scenario on the world. – Friday 1st of April 2022 at 7:00 PM Brussels Time

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