UK-EU Relations 2025: A New Era of Cooperation
As we approach 2025, the relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union is on the verge of a profound shift. The Labour...
Trump’s Transformational Impact on US Diplomacy: A Bold Proposal for ending the Russia-Ukraine War
The United States has long held a complicated position on the global stage, balancing its image as a superpower with the perception of being...
The UK’s Strategic Shift: Entering External Association with the United States
In the wake of Brexit and the UK’s evolving global role, establishing an external association with the United States merits serious consideration. Historical precedents,...
The Influence on European Union Politics of China’s Expanding Digital Presence
During the past three decades, China has emerged as a dominant power in digital technology, including in the development and application of cyber technology.i...
Germany And France: Twin Pillars or Twin Liabilities for the EU?
Abstract: In the past, Germany and France have been the economic and political cornerstones of the European Union, driving much of its growth and...
Doubting a “Brussels Effect 2.0”: Can the European Union’s AI Act Foster Legitimacy?
With more than 42 artworks successfully sold through weekly auctions, this artist has garnered a profit of more than 2,47M USD, making them the...
Europe finally has a heavyweight ambassador in Washington
A man who knows many of Europe’s leaders, he has devoted his adult life to arguing that the European Union needed more unity, more...
Finland’s ‘equal opportunity’ military conscription is not a win for young people or Europe’s defence
Conscription is a cancer. Defence policy is on Europe’s minds given events in Ukraine, the Middle East and the South China Sea. There is...
Combining Ireland’s Citizens’ Assembly and South Africa’s TRC for an Effective Reparative Justice Model
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa is one of the most well-known reparative justice bodies. However, since its creation in 1996, many...
CBAM has major flaws – but there is a way to save Europe’s climate policy
Europe is getting climate policy all wrong. The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) fails to achieve climate progress and comes with a raft...