The private sector must assume the mantle on climate change in the absence of a global agreement, whatever transpires at the UN Climate Summit in New...
As one of the active participants in the Palermo system treaty making (from the early Polish draft in 1988 to the Signing Conference in December 2000),...
The preamble to the treaty of Rome signed by the EU’s six founding countries famously says that they “were determined to lay the foundations of an...
From Rio to Rio with Kyoto, Copenhagen and Durban in between, the conclusion remains the same: There is fundamental disagreement on the realities of this planet...
Europe is on geopolitical auto-pilot, playing sidekick to America, alienating its Muslim neighbours and subsidising its own citizens rather than its needier neighbours. And if it...
Where does Europe end? The question of boundary has been discussed for quite some time. It is an old one indeed, going back to the destruction...
Courtesy of IWM, I recently moved into the ninth district of Vienna. Many notable Europeans have lived and worked in the ninth district. Austrian composer Franz...
Diplomats have always tried to find ways to ease the painful side of politics, either because they believe they can make the world a better place...
In the gloomy after crisis general ambience in Greece, how many of us still take the time to review major achievements of the country’s reputation to...
Europe, and especially its smaller nations and their prominent leaders, could play a decisive role in ending the ‘dysfunction, discord and disagreement’ that has turned reform...
