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Too Little, too Late? The European Parliament Elections and the Future of Migration

On July 31, 2019 By European Student Think Tank
  • Elections
  • Migration
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Written by Claire Byrne & Laura Schmeer Article 1 for the ESTRead More

The Great Realignment: Who will own the cosmopolitan side of the debate?

On May 25, 2019 By European Student Think Tank
  • Elections

Written by Juuso Järviniemi Disclaimer: This article has already beenRead More

Panem et circenses: Bosnia and Herzegovina general elections

On November 18, 2018 By European Student Think Tank
  • Elections

Written by Enna Zone Donlic On 7th of October 2018,Read More

The EST hosts a Citizens’ Consultation for Europe at the French National Assembly

On May 27, 2018 By European Student Think Tank
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As part of the IdentifyEUrope campaign, the EST hosted aRead More

Visegrád perspectives: Fuss about refugees in the Czech Republic

On April 8, 2018 By European Student Think Tank
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In this new series of articles, EST ambassadors of VisegrádRead More

Premier league or Championship? The EU in and after the Czech election

On December 4, 2017 By European Student Think Tank
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  • Elections
  • European Integration
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  • Right Wing Populism

The Czech Elections on October 20th-21st changed the Czech politicalRead More

The Rule of Law in Today’s Poland

On October 12, 2017 By European Student Think Tank
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  • Right Wing Populism

For a very long time Poland has been seen asRead More

Lowering the Minimum Age for Voting: Good or Bad Idea?

On March 31, 2017 By European Student Think Tank
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  • Elections
  • Geen categorie
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In this term Spain’s Parliament refused to give to those who areRead More

A Game of European Domino: Can we expect an Öxit next?

On October 5, 2016 By European Student Think Tank
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Dominik Draxler  obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science fromRead More

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