Boxing with Erdoğan: Why the Netherlands Should Not Ban a Turkish Campaign
Jelle Baartmans argues that liberal Europe should be more courageous vis-à-vis authoritarian regimes.
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With Friends Like These, There is Hope for the Iran Deal
The Iran Deal, otherwise known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), has been instrumental in checking Iran’s nuclear
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128 UN Members on America’s Naughty List This Year
This holiday season, the United States was condemned by 128 member states at the United Nations for choosing where to
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The Russian–Ukrainian Gas Dispute: Where It Is Coming From and Where It Is Heading
Over the last decade Russian–Ukrainian energy relations have worsened. We are now witnessing its nadir.
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An Old Friend from the East: The Revival of Sino-Greek Relations within the EU
Petros Liakopoulos encourages the EU to set aside its differences and adopt a new perspective toward Chinese investment in Greece.
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EU-ASEAN Ties Turn 40: What Is the Way Forward?
Over the past 40 years, the European Union and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations have increasingly cooperated in several
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Is the EU ready for Albania?
Job Verest discusses Albania’s latest parliamentary elections in order to test the country’s compliance with EU standards.
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Britain Decides (Again)
Ciarán Gill reacts to UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s surprising decision to hold an early general election in June 2017.
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Brexit: Lessons from the Swiss Model
Tobias Plöger on the lessons to be drawn from Swiss-EU relations for the UK’s post-Brexit future.
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How Likely Are Populist Parties to Affect the European Project?
Henrik Hartmann discusses the upcoming elections in France and Germany and their potential to destabilize the European Union.
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