EUROPE
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OSCE, the international security, and the purpose of “perpetual peace”
By Domenico Letizia Security remains a cardinal principle for all citizens that they move and act in the social fabric.…
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Do you want less corrupt governments? Then diversify your energy export
By Damien Dean It seems straightforward that a country with plethora of natural resources can advance her economy by mobilizing them.…
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Baltic States are no longer ex-Soviet
By Rusif Huseynov In the early days of the current year, the ambassadors of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to Germany…
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A common populism: Trump, Le Pen and Putin
Dr. Emanuel L. Paparella Do they Portent the Beginning of the End for the EU? “The Brussels wall will have…
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Hard Brexit: UK to leave the single market and Parliament will vote on the final deal, pledges PM May
Prime Minister Theresa May has said the UK “cannot possibly” remain within the European single market, as staying in it…
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How to balance sovereignty and integration in a voluntary EU
By Marek Dobrowski The principle of voluntary membership is a central value of the EU project, but it is also…
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Human misery monetized
By Aleksandra Krstic While the new cold war is taking its momentum, the world community is gradually forgetting other pressing…
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Turkey’s parliament backs new constitution
By Abdul Ruff Turkey’s parliament has given preliminary approval to a new constitution which will increase the powers of President…
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Cyprus: Toward a non-territorial confederation?
By Rene Wadlow After some 20 months of discussions and preparations, a high political-level Conference on Cyprus was opened at the…
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To be or not to be (connected): The right to be (dis)connected
By Jasna Čošabić From the proclaimed right to be connected to the evolving right to be disconnected, only few years…
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