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International law and global institutions: effective means in the fight against Putin?

Paulina Rundel -
The suspension of Russia from the UN Human Rights Council constitutes another international response to Putin’s war crimes. But Russia’s veto power continues to hinder the UN Security Council. Does international law only include symbolic value, a lack of consensus and no legally binding power?

Enter the Red Dragon: the port of Piraeus as China’s gateway to the Mediterranean

David Del Bianco, Belen Landaluce, Francesca Neodo, Antonio Tinessa -
The Chinese investment in Piraeus has been challenging the geopolitical equilibrium in Europe. However, will European leaders be strong enough to balance the need of a trade partnership with China and the safeguard of political, environmental and economic stability?

The new and unseen face of Poland

Chiara Pontin -
Poland is now in the forefront of the counter-offensive to Putin’s Russia. The reputation as the troublemaker fades into the background, as the country becomes the linchpin of the West’s response to Russian aggression against Ukraine

Ukraine: a new EU Member State?

Giacomo Gori -
Since the beginning of the war, Ukrainians have been asking to join the EU while Member States are undecided on how to behave. A fast entrance into EU seems to be impossible betraying unsolved integration issues

EU and China between CAI and human rights. A test for the future trajectory

Ioana Lavric, Karyna Gorban -
A result of the new perspective created by “The EU-China 2020 Strategic Agenda” is represented by the Comprehensive Agreement on Investment, a proposed investment deal between China and EU

The historic firsts of the Russo-Ukrainian war

Chiara Pontin -
One month into Russian invasion, the future of Ukraine still hangs in the balance, but what is certain is that this war already represents a watershed event in world history. What were the most notable firsts of this war? How is the war changing the world we live in?

China and EU on CAI: an uncomprehensive agreement

Ludovico De Santis, Veronica Vuotto, Martin Schlemmer, Riccardo Isoni -
The EU-China relationship is complex. Differences and common interests make them partners but even rivals and competitors

Tunisia, the road to democracy. Scars from the past and path for the future

Giovanni Calissano, Francesco Andrea Rossi, Valentina Zerbini, Bilel Baazaoui -
Back from a Study Mission organized by the Eastwest European Institute, a group of students report on Tunisia today

China observes the conflict in Ukraine with contempt but learns the lesson with pleasure

Simone Crotti -
While on the one hand China condemns the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in ambiguous terms, on the other hand it learns essential lessons that one day could be handy

Has Russia guaranteed its hegemony over European energy?

Ricardo Cabrinha -
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
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