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Author Bartolome T. Carvajal

Bartolome T. Carvajal

Bartolome T. Carvajal

Bartolomé T Carvajal holds a double degree in Law & Political Science and Public Administration, and a Master’s degree in International Relations. He has worked for the Embassy of Spain to the US or the Inter-American Development Bank. Next year he will be studying a Master’s degree in European Political and Governance Studies in Bruges.

Europe’s Concerns about Maldives Are Growing

Bartolome T. Carvajal
24/08/2018
Inside Europe
Europeans do not usually think about the Maldives in geopolitical terms, but rather as an idyllic holiday destination in the middle of the Indian Ocean. However, the fact is that this tiny island nation... Be More Curious...

Energy 2020: Europe leads the way

Bartolome T. Carvajal
19/08/2018
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The European Union established a set of goals for Energy and Climate with benchmarks for 2020 and 2030. As 2020 approaches, it seems the EU will manage to effectively fulfill all four headlines set: 20%... Be More Curious...

EU elections: what remains to be known before 2019

Bartolome T. Carvajal
05/08/2018
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The European Union is at a turning point, and 2019 will be the major benchmark in this process. If it all goes according to planned, the UK will leave the EU in March, and two months later, the European... Be More Curious...

American unilateralism vs. European multilateralism: the world is watching

Bartolome T. Carvajal
26/07/2018
Inside Europe
As the great powers keep on leaning towards nationalist and unilateralist positions, the world becomes an increasingly polarised – and thus more dangerous – place. It is no surprise for countries like China... Be More Curious...

NATO Summit: The Atlantic Drift

Bartolome T. Carvajal
19/07/2018
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Since he took office, President Trump has called on European NATO members to increase their military spending, in order to fulfil the pledge of 2% of national GDP assigned to defence, made during th... Be More Curious...

Catalonia — the growing role of the EU

Bartolome T. Carvajal
17/07/2018
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Last Thursday, the State court of the northern Schleswig-Holstein formally accepted the petition made by Spain, through a European Arrest Warrant (EAW), to extradite Carles Puigdemont. The former presid... Be More Curious...

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