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The EU is the “illusory giant” of geopolitics
Despite its wealth and ambition, the European Union is limited as an actor in the great conflicts of our time, notes Britain “New Statesman”.
If...
Albania: New report on protection of national minorities
The Advisory Committee on the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities (FCNM) has published its fifth opinion on Albania (see the Albanian...
EU commits €150 billion for economic development between 2021 and 2027 in Africa
European Commissioner for International Partnerships Jutta Urpilainen and ECOWAS Commission President Omar Alieu Touray, during their special meeting in Abuja, Nigeria, have launched a...
How Will the Israel-Hamas War Reshape Europe’s Gas Market Dynamics?
In today's interconnected world, regional conflicts possess a unique propensity to reverberate in the most unexpected sectors, with the European gas market feeling the...
Poland’s ‘bitter election’ could bring more trouble for the European Union
Poland. The nationalist Law and Justice party is pulling economic levers to keep power, and another term could spell more trouble for the European...
After losing Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia embarks on a challenging journey between Russia and the West
“Recognition of Artsakh's independence,” emphatically read the central banner at the rally in support of Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh, on September 30 in Athens. The...
How the Israel-Hamas war exposed the EU’s irrelevance
At least Europe no longer has to endure that hackneyed Henry Kissinger quip about whom to call if you want “to call Europe.” No...
NYT: Russia’s Economy Is Increasingly Structured Around Its War in Ukraine
Total output, which the Russian Central Bank estimates may rise as much as 2.5 percent this year, could outpace the European Union and possibly...
Bold, new vision or just another talking shop?
The European Union (EU) loves its acronyms and now it has another to add to the list.
This one is called EPC, or the European Political...
The World Is Larger Than Big Powers: What Does It Mean for Global Politics?
The big powers in international relations refer to the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council: China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom,...