By Marek Dobrowski The principle of voluntary membership is a central value of the EU project, but it is also a source of many of its problems. How can the member states address those proble... Read more
By Damien Dean A failed coup attempt, unremitting terrorist attacks, military operations, faltering economy, a tumbling currency, constitution change debates, ever-lasting ethnic tensions… N... Read more
Dr. Zlatko Hadžidedić Foreign Affairs, a renowned American foreign policy journal, recently published an article under the title Dysfunction in the Balkans, written by Timothy Less. In this... Read more
By Alicia García-Herrero and Jianwei Xu Over the past decades the UK economy has become a party to global production chains in a number of sectors. Benefiting from tremendous investment by... Read more
By Dr. Lisen Bashkurti Every time that Albania is a step closer to the European Union there is a political tension in Tirana. Main political sides splatter their black gloves against each o... Read more
By Tomislav Jakić After Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential elections (which was, by the way, a surprise only to those indoctrinated, seduced or simply bought), Europe, or to be mo... Read more
The European Union (EU)’s foreign and defence ministers on Monday agreed on a new plan on security and defense, EU foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini said. Mogherini has proposed... Read more
By Silvia Merler What’s at stake: this week has been filled with news that the he small Belgian region of Wallonia intended to veto CETA (the Canada-EU trade agreement). Eventually, Wa... Read more
By Dr. Peter Jankowitsch Revisiting and rethinking Europe recently on these very pages, prof. Anis Bajrektarevic asked: “… is the EU the world’s last cosmopolitan enjoying its postmodern hol... Read more
Science Ministers from 25 governments and the European Union gathered at the White House to discuss Arctic research priorities and sign a Joint Statement on increased international collabora... Read more
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