Cristina Vanberghen

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Prof Dr. Cristina Vanberghen, YSU, Faculty of International Relations, Yerevan State University.

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Seeds of Change: How LadyAgri Empowers Women to Lead Africa’s Agri-Food Revolution

Introduction: Sharing What Works One might say that in Brussels, much like in the finest salons of society, conversations are abundant-diagnoses even more so. Food...

From “Friends of Tomorrow” to Firestorm: Europe’s Shrinking Leverage in the Iran Crisis

The present confrontation, marked by air strikes, and political tensions among EU states about the nature of their strategic alliances, must be seen against...

Rubio’s Recalibration: Eight Lessons for Europe’s Strategic Future

When U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed the Munich Security Conference, European officials did not hear rupture. They heard recalibration.Rubio’s speech was conciliatory...

Europe’s Push to ‘Think Big Again’ Is Testing the Limits of Unity

The informal EU leaders’ summit at Alden Biesen was presented as a discussion about competitiveness. In practice, it laid bare a more uncomfortable truth:...

European Union’s Stage: From Crisis to Strategic Renewal

Right now, the European Union is in a position not unlike the Gran Teatro Cervantes in Tangier. Built in 1913 as a cultural landmark...

A Series of Unfortunate Events: Greenland in the Davos Spotlight

The article on “Europe’s Arctic Moment: Greenland, NATO, and the Strategic Imperative at Davos”, published two days ago on Substack and today in Modern...

Europe’s Arctic Moment: Greenland, NATO, and the Strategic Imperative at Davos

When Erik the Red named the land Greenland in the latter part of the 10th century, he realized a timeless truth about politics that...

Greenland on Bass Rock: Why Europe Must Abandon the Illusion of Arctic Togetherness

When Adam Nicolson, in his book The Seabirds Cry, described Bass Rock—the world’s largest gannet colony—he stripped nature of its comforting metaphors. What appears, from...

Venezuela after Maduro: A Turning Point for the Global Order?

The US military intervention in Venezuela and the removal of President Nicolás Maduro have sent shockwaves at international level. President Trump administration has defended...

Reassessing the Use of Article 122 TFEU: A Legal and Political Misstep

I recall how, when I was still teaching EU law at ULB, I used to point to Article 122 TFEU with a certain pride...

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