As the Russian economy takes a beating due to sanctions and the costs of war, Moscow can rest easy knowing its continued dominance over European energy is all but inevitable
The military attack on Ukraine by Putin raises the question if the time has come to create an independent EU Army. Underfunded national armed forces and latest actions (or rather missing actions) by NATO fuel the endorsement
People from all over the world have gathered outside Downing Street and in Trafalgar Square to scream, sing, cry, and show that they do care about the future of Ukraine. Here are some of their comments
Ricardo Cabrinha, Maria Katsaidoni, Aurora Glandi -
The geopolitical consequences of climate change and the European response seen through the worried eyes of three students of Eastwest European Institute’s Model EU course
The EU and Russia seem to be walking into a crisis that may prove difficult to resolve diplomatically as tensions over Ukraine rise and the European energy crisis has no end in sight
In the transition to a greener EU, there are countries leading the way, like Sweden. Yet, among those who find themselves in the middle of the race, it is valuable to examine France and Italy
