Millions in Ukraine are “paying the highest price for freedom”
A leading Ukrainian human rights lawyer says Russia is "carrying out a systemic transformation of the society.”
The co-recipient of the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize...
EU Accession Improves Governance: A Path to Progress and Stability
The accession of Central and Eastern European countries to the European Union (EU) has been a transformative force, particularly in reshaping governance standards. While...
The world must compel Azerbaijan to release its Armenian hostages
Even as the world is riveted by a hostage drama in the Middle East, another one simmers in the Caucasus, unheralded but potentially impactful....
The Troubled Future of Ukraine as Zelenskyy Navigates Through Critical Phases
In the current geopolitical landscape, Ukraine faces a complex array of challenges with profound implications. Western military assistance, while insufficient to secure a decisive...
EU’s Pivotal Steps Toward Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia: A Personal Perspective on the Region’s Historic Shift
It is impossible for me not to write about Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia and the EU's decision to bring them closer to Europe. My...
The EU–China Summit: A Delicate Balancing Act
In a high-stakes Summit, EU President Michel and President von der Leyen met with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss a range of issues,...
The new Black Sea humanitarian corridor
“We have shown the world that Ukraine continues to guarantee global food security”, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently asserted while talking about the new...
E-Government Success Stories: Learning from Denmark and Estonia
In the last two decades, information and communication technology (ICT) has become the new DNA of society. The internet revolution and its adoption in...
It is Beyond Time for the EU to Admit Turkey into the European Union
Authors: Richard Caroll and Jozef Bicerano
Modern Turkey was founded in 1923, and ever since then, Turkey has moved toward the western world; she has...
Europe warned of potential new “major” migration crisis
The bitter conflict in Sudan amounts to a genocide but it could get much worse, an event in Brussels was told.
Hundreds of people are...