Europe

Immigration and Nationalism: A Challenge for Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD)

According to a September 2023 article in Politico, immigration remains a major topic of contention in German politics. The article states, for example, that...

The European Union’s GSP+ Scheme and Pakistan

The Generalised System of Preferences Plus (GSP+) is a significant trade agreement provided by the European Union (EU), which aims to support the economies...

Azerbaijan-Armenia: Navigating the mediation maze to the promising path to resolution

The final stages of the Soviet Union's life cycle set the chain of events in motion, leading to territorial disputes in various areas of...

The Long Road to Peace in War-Torn Ukraine

The beginning of the conflict in Ukraine in early 2022 represents a notable intensification of longstanding tensions that have persisted since 2014, particularly in...

UK urged to tackle childhood hunger

The COVID-19 pandemic led to the greatest disruption to education in history, affecting 1.6 billion children and young people. At the peak of the...

Pro-Montenegrin extremists are once again creating problems in multiethnic Montenegro

After the change of government in Montenegro that took place in 2020, and which was the first democratic change of government in Montenegro after...

Bosnian identity: Model for Future Europe

In a broader picture of Hum (the Balkans), within which the hegemonic destructive nationalism of Serbs and Croats has been developing since the 19th...

Of Palestine and the Baltic States’ Human Rights – New Tensions in European Society

The hybrid format international conference, held on November 08th under the auspices of an independent expert platform Our Days News (ODN), brought together experts...

The Resurrection of a Conflict: Analyzing the Nagorno-Karabakh Situation

Two months ago, Azerbaijan attacked Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh, violating the 2020 ceasefire agreement. Analysts and witnesses alerted the world about a potential second Armenian...

Political Advertising Online: a Regulation fit for Digital Democracy

The EU's regulation on political advertising online is intended to enhance transparency, but it may inadvertently threaten free speech, especially impacting grassroots political discussions....

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