Bridging Continents: A Comparative Study of China and the EU’s Engagement in the Inner Maghreb 
A Catastrophe for Generations: The Production of Debility during the Genocide in Gaza 
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Gordon Brown expressed a memorable idea during the referendum. HeRead More
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While the European Union ratified the Paris AgreementRead More
Poland’s ‘Return to Europe’: Economic Growth and Social Impact
Twelve years ago, the transformation of Poland from aRead More
A Liberal and Realist Perspective of China’s rise
By Edmund Balogun. Edmund is a graduate of The City UniversityRead More
China’s (non-) market economy status: how the WTO ruling could change the EU anti-dumping regime
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Q & A with Member of the European Parliament Cora van Nieuwenhuizen (ALDE)
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Cora van Nieuwenhuizen (1963) is a member of the EuropeanRead More
Youth’ Hopes in the Balkans: The Case of Macedonia
by Marija Djakova. Originally published on 2014/04/21 “We must becomeRead More
We need to talk about the Left: motion vs action
by Rodrigo Vaz. Originally published on 2014/04/17 For every progressiveRead More