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Since November 2024, Serbia has experienced a huge wave of anti-government protests. As students and citizens continue to pump up…

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11 Jul 2025

This week’s motion of censure against President Ursula von der Leyen’s Commission was not about vaccines but rather a proxy…

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04 Jul 2025

When the Council conclusions on the Global Health Strategy – and disclaimer, one of us helped draft those conclusions – were…

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03 Jul 2025

In recent weeks, EU leaders have voiced their support for strengthening the euro’s global role. Christine Lagarde has called for…

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02 Jul 2025

The second Trump administration has intensified the global reshuffling of geoeconomic alliances following China’s phenomenal industrial growth and its near…

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27 Jun 2025

The EU’s sustainability reporting rules urgently need to be recalibrated. What began as a bold legislative push to steer markets…

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18 Jun 2025

Kabul’s fall in August 2021 was a slow-motion tragedy. EU Member States opened their doors, then bureaucracy slammed them shut.…

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10 Jun 2025

On 5 June, the European Commission and the EEAS published a Joint Communication that officially launched the EU’s new International…

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06 Jun 2025

South Korea began 2025 in deep political turmoil following the martial law crisis. Despite its gravity, the episode affirmed the…

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04 Jun 2025

In recent weeks, headlines have taken a sharp turn, with Anthropic’s CEO warning that AI could eliminate half of all…

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28 May 2025

The EU is strongly committed to integrating the Western Balkans into its energy and climate frameworks as part of the…

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16 Apr 2025

The recent history of the EU’s relations in its ‘southern neighbourhood’ can hardly be called its finest hour. It has…

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