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EU accuses Russia of blackmail

By Writer
16 June 2022
in :  Europe, Recent Topics, Russia and Balkans
123

Following the suspension of Russian gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has accused Moscow of blackmail. But she said the EU was prepared for this scenario and would “provide a collective response”. They are in close contact with all EU states and have been working to secure supplies from other countries, she said before …

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SWEDEN AND FINLAND MOVE TO JOIN NATO: THE END OF NORDIC NEUTRALITY

By Writer
16 June 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Europe, Recent Topics
165

Sweden and Finland have pursued a policy of neutrality since World War II, refusing to officially join either side in the Cold War, and pursuing foreign and security policies coherent with this posture. After the end of the Cold War, this strict neutrality was already broken, with both countries joining the EU in 1995 and signing various agreements with NATO …

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EU-Africa relations – long-awaited enhanced cooperation?

By Writer
30 May 2022
in :  Africa, Europe
302

On the 17th and 18th of February, the European leaders of the Member States of the European Union greeted over 40 African leaders in a long-awaited summit, postponed from 2020 due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. The summit was intended to lay further grounds in the areas of common cooperation and encourage foreign investment in Africa, especially following the growing Chinese …

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Is Boris Johnson’s time up?

By Writer
26 February 2022
in :  Europe
325

The UK’s Prime Minister, Boris Johnson is currently facing the most politically perilous moment of his premiership, as he continues to come under intense scrutiny over his involvement in a series of N° 10 drinks parties held in the midst of England’s lockdowns aimed to fight the coronavirus pandemic. Boris Johnson just announced a plan to take the first steps …

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Ukraine in the middle of a West-East conflict – NATO-Russia relations

By Writer
22 February 2022
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
328

Ukraine has been on mouths of everyone in the recent days due to the seemingly escalating reluctance towards the possibility of them joining NATO. Currently, Russia has amounted more than 100.000 troops at the border with Ukraine, resulting in increased tensions surrounding the region. Multiple international decision-makers have addressed this issue, with Russian President Vladimir Putin meeting with the NATO …

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Regulation of interest groups at the European Union

By Writer
19 January 2022
in :  Europe
437

To get started, it must first be addressed some basic concepts, such as what an interest group is. According to the definition used by the European Union in the Green Paper on a European Initiative in favour of Transparency (2006), “they are all those activities carried out with the objective of influencing the formulation of public policies and the decision-making …

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The Balkan route: where international law always hangs in the balance

By Writer
10 January 2022
in :  Asia, Europe
504

In the last two years, the Balkan route has become one of the most frequented routes for illegal and uncontrolled immigration. Afghans, Pakistanis and especially Syrians have embarked on the dangerous journey to survive war and misery via the Balkan route[1]. The region already suffers from its own political, economic and social instability and fragility, and the challenge of the …

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Political Tensions as a Stumbling Block on Ratification of the EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment

By Writer
13 October 2021
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
1,961

The EU and China signed a bilateral Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI) in December 2020, after eight years of complex negotiations. The document, intends to provide international investors with broader market access, which will be enforced through state-to-state dispute resolution (Sapir, Dadush,2021) . Although, it does not  include investor protection (such as against expropriation), investor protection is covered by bilateral …

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The Merkel era has ended.

By Writer
30 September 2021
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
586

Sixteen years have passed since the election of the first female Chancellor in Germany’s history, Merkel proved to be one of the longest-serving democratically-elected European leaders ever existed marking her decision to not seek re-election in 2021, it is the end of an era and it leaves everyone wondering what is going to happen next, as her strongest feature in …

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The Possibility of a European Army: Prospects and Oppositions

By Writer
25 September 2021
in :  Defence & Security, Europe
873

The European Union has for years been pursuing greater cooperation in the field of defence in order to maintain its security and its position in the world.  Yet, the idea of a European army is a particularly contentious one with strong advocates for and against. Ultimately, a distinct European army is still not a reality due to the lack of a common strategic culture and the political will …

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