EU Ready To Help US Counter China
23.06.2021
In April 2021, the EU adopted its Strategy for Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, which has been sig
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(Not) Lost in Foresight
03.06.2021
From the perspective of policymakers, planning for the many uncertainties that the future brings is a complicated task.
The Coming of Age of the European Union’s Indo-Pacific Strategy
26.05.2021
At a time when the Indo-Pacific narrative is getting well-established across the globe amidst great conflict of military tensions and civil unrest, the European Union has also released its own strategy towards it.
GG or Geek Geopolitics (I)
21.05.2021
A word we seem to hear a lot lately is “geek”, which refers to someone who has a passion or even an obsession for various technological innovations.
The EU Parliament’s Anti-Russian Resolution Is Dangerous
30.04.2021
Russia is a major world power, and if the EU can attempt to bully it in such a dangerous way, then there’s nothing stopping the bloc from doing the same to comparatively weaker countries.
Europe Call to Arms Against China and Russia
15.03.2021
The EU-China Investment Agreement, signed on December 30 by the European Commission, may not be ratified by MEPs on the grounds that Beijing violated human rights.
The EU after Brexit: Renewed Debate about Enlargement and Deepening
09.02.2021
The departure of the United Kingdom and the prospect of an independent Scotland seeking membership raise fundamental questions concerning the European Union’s future size, geography and polity.
what happens if the EU introduces a minimum wage?
16.09.2020
If the EU introduces a minimum wage, its level will not even be Polish, but Romanian or Slovak, says the head of the Center for Political Economic Research of the Institute for a New Society, Vasily Koltashov.
Frontex fears a new wave of migration to Europe
17.06.2020
The EU border agency Frontex has warned of a new wave of migration to Europe. In May, it recorded almost 4 300 illegal border crossings on the main routes.
Most EU citizens do not feel represented by ‘mainstream parties’
25.06.2020
Around 60 percent of EU citizens said in a survey on behalf of the European Union that they did not feel they were represented by "mainstream parties".
