China Makes EU ‘Safe Countries’ List, US, Russia, Turkey Left Out
Most non-essential travel inside the EU and Schengen Area will be allowed as of July 1, 2020.
Archive for June 2020
MERI President Prof. Dlawer Ala’Aldeen: EU Needs More Assertive Foreign Policy in the Middle East
There is no doubt that some Middle Eastern states have used the pandemic in order to suppress the opposition, the
Health Passports may Feature in a Post-COVID Europe
The European Union has seen a “very significant” increase in weekly cases of COVID-19 for the first time in months,
Macron’s Party Does Poorly in France’s Postponed Local Elections
France's Greens have seen a surge.
Poland’s Incumbent President to Battle Warsaw Mayor in Presidential Runoff
The winning of the largely ceremonial presidency reflects on key bones of contention between Poland and the EU institutions in
US, Russia, Brazil to Be Excluded by EU Border Opening Deal, Report Says
EU and Schengen countries are set to restart travel between each other on July 1.
The Power of Political Imagination
The toppling of slave trader Edward Colston’s statue in Bristol brought with it images of suffering being dismantled into the
Germany ‘Regrets’ US Piling More Sanctions on Russia-Sponsored Nord Stream 2 Gas Pipeline
US Senators have back a second piece of legislation targetting the controversial natural gas pipeline project.
Macron Denounces Racism, Wants to Keep France’s Colonial-Era Monuments
The French leader has defended the country's police saying there could be no freedom and justice without order.
UK Tells EU It Wants No Extension of Post-Brexit Transition Past 2020
London's decision has made the prospect of a no-deal Brexit very likely.
EU Should Open All Internal Borders from June 15, EC Recommends
The closure of internal EU borders is not an effective measure against the spread of the coronavirus, according to the