Written by Rui Oliveira Nowadays, humans have found themselves in a dilemma: Save the planet earth or opt for Space. Although some might think the first one is the obvious choice, the truth is that some also look up to… Continue Reading →
Our former ambassador Konstantina Nathanail conducted an interview with Josh, who is the founder and Board Director of the NGO Schüler Treffen Flüchtlinge (STF – Students Meet Refugees) in Berlin. The organization focuses on the promotion of cultural understanding between… Continue Reading →
Written by Ana Sofia Cabral Taking a look at voting polls across some European countries, one might notice a rise in extreme right and populist political parties, not only in terms of national popularity but also in their fair share… Continue Reading →
Written by Harvey Dryer It is rare that diplomatic events are looked upon with a gendered lens (Aggestam & Towns, 2018). As such, very few analyses of the Brexit negotiations have taken a gendered approach. However, looking at Brexit negotiations… Continue Reading →
Written by Pierfrancesco Maria Lanza The European Union (EU) and the rest of the world are not going through a good moment. From the persistent economic crisis, which also deteriorated during the last year, to new climate change problems, it… Continue Reading →
Written by Blanca Marabini San Martín The end of the 20th century saw the rise of a global framework for the regulation of international cooperation in the fight against climate change, based on the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on… Continue Reading →
The Working Group on Migration is looking for new team members! Description: Are you studying or interested in migration-related issues? Do you have a passion for writing and researching? Are you keen on analysing and producing migration policy recommendations? Would you like… Continue Reading →
Written by Maximilian Magnacca Part of the series ‘The Future of European Trade: Challenges and Hopes’ Enforcing a common policy for minimum wages will help combat huge differences in living standards across the European Union and help ensure that companies… Continue Reading →
Written by Phuong Pham Under the intensification of the US-China rivalry in the Indo-Pacific, the EU has recently begun gravitating towards this region. Indeed, this “European pivot” was spearheaded by two of the most crucial powers of the Union: Germany… Continue Reading →
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