Trump Seems to Hate the EU. Is It Because He Already Had a George W. Bush Florida Orange Juice Moment?
The United States has had to back down twice in the past 16 years in major trade disputes with the
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Ivan Dikov is a Bulgarian journalist and author. He studied political science / international relations and history at Dartmouth College and later in Sofia, in the Eastern Balkans. He’s served for five years as the editor-in-chief of Bulgaria’s largest English-language media – Novinite.com. As a freelancer, he has collaborated with media from the US, the UK, Germany, and Australia.
EU Defied US over Iran’s Nuclear Program with INSTEX. Was It Worth It?
INSTEX has created a dangerous precedent that can ruin future Western sanctions, while also disgruntling everybody.
Trump Adviser Bolton Touts Again US-UK Trade Deal after Hard Brexit but ‘in Pieces’
The UK is "first in line" for a trade agreement with the US after it leaves the EU without a
Italy Set for No-Confidence Vote of Conte Cabinet at Far-Leader Salvini’s Insistence
The realization of Salvini's push for early election in October that could see him become the next Prime Minister of
Poland’s Parliament Speaker Resigns in ‘Air Kuchcinski’ Private Flights Scandal
Poland’s Sejm Marshal, i.e. Parliament Speaker, Marek Kuchcinski, has announced his resignation after revelations that he and his family members
How Long before Russia’s Risky Toying with Europe’s Far Right Really Backfires?
Engaging with the European far right is an unpredictable, risky business because you never what kinds of monsters it might
New EC Chief Ursula von der Leyen: A Disappointment Already or the First to Make Sense?
The next President of the European Commission could outplay the unpleasant Eastern European and Italian leaders who voted her into
Eastern Europe: (Still) the Most Crucial of All Challenges Facing the European Union
Without figuring out how to complete successfully the integration of Eastern and Western Europe, the EU will be doomed to
Merkel’s Successor AKK Becomes Germany’s New Defense Minister, Wants More Military Spending
Kramp-Karrenbauer's appointment has been somewhat surprising but is in line with the possibility that she might succeed Merkel as Germany's
EU Border Guards Use ‘a Little Bit of Force’ to Push Migrants Back to Bosnia, Croatia’s President Admits
Reports of "push-backs" at the Croatian - Bosnian border, which is also an external border for the European Union, have
Italy Proposes Charter Flights to Bring Migrants to EU ‘in Dignified Conditions’
Italy has been trying to convince the entire European Union to help relieve pressure it is experiencing from the ongoing