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Marche: Voyage Through Italy’s Lesser-Known Region
Culture
October 2, 2021
Marche: Voyage Through Italy’s Lesser-Known Region
Azure water and green hills, medieval cities and Roman buildings, motifs seldom posted on Instagram—that is roughly how we could…
With Belarus, the EU Has Nothing to Gain by Waiting
International Relations
May 28, 2021
With Belarus, the EU Has Nothing to Gain by Waiting
On May 23rd, Lukashenka’s regime shocked Europe by hijacking a Ryanair passenger flight on an Athens-Vilnius route. Belarus forced the…
Eurovision is Finally Back!
Culture
May 11, 2021
Eurovision is Finally Back!
The month of May has arrived, and as flowers blossom around the continent, so do the Eurovision fans. For the…
Understanding Milan Kundera: The Bridge Between Two Europes
Culture
April 27, 2021
Understanding Milan Kundera: The Bridge Between Two Europes
It is difficult to say if Milan Kundera will be remembered in the pantheon of great European authors. Will future…
Morocco: The EU’s Uncomfortable Ally
International Relations
April 20, 2021
Morocco: The EU’s Uncomfortable Ally
The Kingdom of Morocco is, to this date, an uncomfortable ally of the European Union. While the Kingdom offers many…
Stop Blaming The EU Over The Slow Vaccine Rollout
European Union
April 9, 2021
Stop Blaming The EU Over The Slow Vaccine Rollout
A narrative is emerging about vaccinations against Covid-19, which sees the European Union as a slow, slumbering giant too slow…
From the Identity of Each Nation to a Union
Culture
March 13, 2021
From the Identity of Each Nation to a Union
There was a time when one’s dialect, contacts, religion, and even passport hardly ever crossed the mountain range surrounding one’s…
The EU Does a Lot for Students and Researchers – Here’s How
European Union
February 16, 2021
The EU Does a Lot for Students and Researchers – Here’s How
The EU provides plenty of financial support to European businesses, workers, and students. This is a great undertaking with massive…
Von der Leyen’s Vaccine Woes: Symptom of a Political Eurosclerosis
European Union
February 8, 2021
Von der Leyen’s Vaccine Woes: Symptom of a Political Eurosclerosis
What was supposed to be a year of hope for the EU, of positive momentum as the end of a…
[OPINION] Alexei Navalny: The Fake Champion of Russian Democracy
Opinions
February 3, 2021
[OPINION] Alexei Navalny: The Fake Champion of Russian Democracy
Vladimir Putin’s life-long opponent, Alexei Navalny, returned to Russia earlier this January after spending several months in Berlin, due to…