Bulgaria’s Veto on North Macedonia’s EU Talks: Legacy of Ethnic Cleansing of the 1990s Former Yugoslavia Type
The 1990s were a happy time for international peace due to the end of the Cold War between the US-led
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The EU Survived Trump. Now It’s Gotta Survive Biden
Can you believe it: at this time four years ago, in November 2016, the world had sort-of ended according to
Trump Was Good for the EU. Too Bad the EU Didn’t Take Advantage
Somehow Donald J. Trump seems to be on his way out of the White House some time by early 2021.
Stigma in Mental Health: the Ultimate Barrier to get Help for 1 in 6 Europeans
Media perpetuates stigma Mental health ambassador from the Netherlands Kees Dijkman says that media tend to write and speak about
The EU’s Response to Hong Kong’s National Security Law
During a time in which Hong Kong’s high degree of autonomy is at stake, as a proud Hongkonger, I am
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
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
The China Factor in the EU: A Values-Oriented Approach
For a long time, the EU has been characterised as “soft power” or “civilian power”. Article 2 of the Treaty
The China Factor in the EU: A Realist Approach
Supposedly, 2020 should have marked a highpoint of EU-China relations as a milestone for upgrading the bilateral investment cooperation, namely
EU Quest for COVID-19 Apps, A Blow to GDPR and Digital Sovereignty
The COVID-19 crisis led to an acceleration of digital solutions to track and monitor the spread of the virus, including
Confinement with Kierkegaard in Brussels
Anxiety was not the first word that came to my mind when the quarantine was imposed on all of us.
