Russia’s Vaccine Diplomacy in the EU
Alexander Brotman
February 24, 2021
Russia’s soft power can be used as vaccine diplomacy in the EU. We assess how.
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Shining Light on The Truth | Mr Yashwant Sinha
Malvika Singh
February 22, 2021
Interview with Mr Yashwant Sinha, former Indian finance minister.
The American Insurrection has International Implications
Jonathan Pike
February 5, 2021
President Donald Trump’s incitement of the mob that attacked and subsequently occupied the Capitol represents a deliberate assault on
What COVID-19 Showed Us About The Future of Schengen and European Integration
Alexander Brotman
February 4, 2021
One of the many perennial issues brought forth by Covid-19 is that of the future of the Schengen Area
Venezuela: Making of a Failed State
Jonathan Pike
January 24, 2021
President Nicolas Maduro’s coordinated campaign of repression, directed against once political and ideological confederates, represents, perhaps, the penultimate progression
Covid-19 in Europe: Second Wave, Vaccine Hopes
David Grant
December 9, 2020
Europe is battling a second wave. Hopes of returning to normal life has high with the success of multiple vaccine candidates. This piece considers what is happening across the EU, the business impact of Covid-19, and what the future holds.
EU Covid-19 Response: Negotiating the Future
Maxim Hofer
November 25, 2020
A turning point for the European Union is on the horizon with negotiations over coronavirus relief.
Criminalisation of Golden Dawn: Far-Right in Europe
Alexander Brotman
November 21, 2020
Leaders of Golden Dawn have been sentenced to 13 years in prison in a trial that lasted over five years and featured 68 defendants.
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