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Unionists vs. Separatists: Re-visiting the Regional Catalan Cleavage Amid Electoral Ramifications

On Sunday, February 14th, the highly anticipated, regional snap election in the Spanish autonomous region of Catalonia was held. Delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the election was initially triggered by More

Posted On : February 21, 2021 Published By : Tommy Chen
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Navigating a Post-Merkel EU: The Challenge of Sustaining ‘Die Mutti’s’ Political Legacy

Over two years have passed since German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced that she would resign as the German CDU (Christian Democratic) party leader, and now Germany, the EU, and the More

Posted On : January 24, 2021 Published By : Tommy Chen
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‘The Last Dictator of Europe’: Why Deposing Lukashenko is No Easy Feat

It has been almost three months since Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko was reelected in a landslide victory, marking his consolidation of the nation’s highest office for an unprecedented 26 years. More

Posted On : November 9, 2020 Published By : Tommy Chen
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Scholz’s EU Banking Union : A Comprehensive Solution for the Eurozone’s Economic Woes?

On November the 13th, the IMF and the EU’s 2019 growth outlook warned of protracted periods of low inflation and subdued growth in its autumn report. The report projected that More

Posted On : November 21, 2019 Published By : Tommy Chen
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NATO: The Newest Victim of American Indifference?

This year NATO is celebrating its 70th anniversary. Established in the aftermath of World War II, NATO was created to “to secure peace in Europe, to promote cooperation among its More

Posted On : November 18, 2019 Published By : Christophe Bull
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Climate Strategy in Eastern Europe: Why a Consensus Green Deal is More Implausible Than Ever

On June 20th, an Eastern coalition led by Poland and Hungary, with Estonia and the Czech Republic, blocked a Brussels-led climate strategy that would have committed all EU members to More

Posted On : November 6, 2019 Published By : Tommy Chen
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China’s Belt & Road Initiative: Paving a Way Through Europe

On March 23, Italy signed a memorandum of understanding with China, supporting Beijing’s Belt & Road Initiative (BRI). Italy is already Europe’s second most indebted country and has clashed with More

Posted On : April 11, 2019 Published By : Christophe Bull
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The Morning After: The Brexit Day That Wasn’t

“We will be leaving the European Union on March the 29th, 2019.” This is the promise Prime Minister Theresa May has repeatedly made to the United Kingdom, the EU, and More

Posted On : March 30, 2019 Published By : Sam Johnston
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Road Towards Populism Set to be Reverted in Slovakia

A few months ago, a lengthy analysis by CBC News warned us that the real danger for Europe was not Brexit, but the Visegrad Group. The group brings together the More

Posted On : March 25, 2019 Published By : Ciprian Constantinescu
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Brexit Bollocks: What Will Happen in Brussels?

European Council meetings are usually quite the grand affair; Think police helicopters flying over Brussels rooftops and officers armed with automatic rifles at roadblocks around the Schumanplein. But few of More

Posted On : March 20, 2019 Published By : Oscar Beghin

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