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When Mithridates became king of Pontus, he took his country from being a minor state to challenging Roman power in…

Many readers will be at home wondering what to do, as the long day progresses with the COVID-19 pandemic. No…

‘The Other Side of Europe’ is an article series providing information about the EU European (geographically or culturally) neighbour countries…

Nuclear weapons have been an ambivalent part of human history and international politics for the past 75 years. Aside from…

Diversity and identity are two profoundly intertwined topics when discussing contemporary European politics. Not for nothing one of the EU’s…

My name is Raluca, I’m 22 years old, and I’m one of the increasing number of young people who decide…

The EU decision-making process is very complicated. From voting mechanisms in the Council to the complex interactions between EU institutions…

Economic growth has generally been considered disappointing in the EU. The region’s many economic advantages suggest it could be higher: it is…

More than 120,000 people died during the first four years of the 1991 Yugoslav wars. The end of Tito’s reign,…

The Vatican City State was established in its current form as a sovereign nation with the signing of the Lateran…