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POLICY PAPER | European Strategic Autonomy; where does it lead?

20/01/2020

The European Strategic Autonomy has been discussed a lot since 2016, when the European Global Strategy was introduced. The main aim of this paper would be to analyse what the strategic autonomy means, wha... Be More Curious...

North Macedonia’s Unusual Waltz with Turkey – Will it frustrate the EU and NATO?

Pavel Vanev

30/04/2019

Publications, Western Balkans

The saga, surrounding the name of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), finally came to an end this February (2019) with a brand new North Macedonia label stamped over the old contested FYROM... Be More Curious...

The Looming Spectre of the 2.0 Nuclearization and the European Union

Pavel Vanev

13/04/2019

Inside Europe, Publications

The row between the US and Russia over the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Force (INF) Treaty began in July 2014, when the US State Department published a Compliance Report, alleging “that the Russian Federation in violation of its obligations under the INF ... Be More Curious...

Public say for far-right, the Trojan horse

Vicky Pathiakaki

18/01/2019

Inside Europe

The rise of far-right has brought to the forefront the debate about whether such ideas should or not have a public say and as to whether they should occupy public space and time. Many even argue that if... Be More Curious...

OPINION — Beware of Russia’s bilateral cyber world order

Marta Barandiy

07/12/2018

Russia

This piece, which was first published on Euromaindanpress, was co-authored by Marta Barandiy and Katria Tomko. Russia, the United States, France, and China held secret talks on cybersecurity in Pari... Be More Curious...

COMMENTARY — No option left? In the Azov Sea, the EU is all Talk and No Action

Vera Ventura

04/12/2018

Publications, Russia

On November 25, Russian border patrol boats seized three Ukrainian naval vessels in the Azov Sea — two artillery boats and a tugboat — as they were attempting to pass through the Kerch Strait and used weapons to force them to stop. Twenty-four Ukrainia... Be More Curious...

COMMENTARY — European army: a problematic dream?

Elisa Telesca

27/11/2018

Inside Europe, Publications

The concept of a European army has been widely discussed in the past years and particularly weeks, raising many questions about the possibility of such an idea becoming a reality. Where did the noti... Be More Curious...

POLICY PAPER — Conflict in Cyprus: religion, ethnicity and natural gas pipelines

Xavier Palacios

24/10/2018

Publications

Religious and ethnic factors present in the Cypriot conflict have paved the wat for external actors to take part in this conflict, exposing the resolution of this conflict to the political interests of ... Be More Curious...

Macedonia referendum result – everyone rejoices, none is satisfied

Sergio Caliva

05/10/2018

Western Balkans

Last Sunday, on the 30thof September, Skopje held the most important vote in its recent national history, after the independence which took place in 1991. This time the aim was to settle the three decades long-standing dispute with Greece by endorsing ... Be More Curious...

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