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June 27, 2019
“Under certain circumstances, I think Israel has the right to retain some, but unlikely all, of the West Bank.” (US ambassador to Israel, David Friedman) Ever since the Six Day War in June 1967, innumerable plans have been put forward from the Left, the Right and the Center about what to do with the historic… » read more
Posted by AriRusila's Conflicts
_ Jurij C. Kofner, Gastautor, OWC; Forschungsassistent, IIASA, Chefredakteur, Eurasian Studies. Wien, 14 Juni 2019.
Posted by Lisbon 2 Vladivostok
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blogactiv, Enlargement, EU Priorities 2020, EurActiv.com, Europe's East, Global Europe |
Populism lays into reductive statements on topics which may rather be a matter of fear. It concerns the fragilisation of individuals’ identity, perception, imaginary, beliefs… and results in confronting them to an unknown situation[1]. The Unknown, as a projection of what is undetermined[2], is embodied by the Stranger. It can be a source of fascination… » read more
Posted by EU-Logos
June 17, 2019
« Le mandat d’arrêt européen apparaît comme un formidable espoir pour l’Europe[1]» Marie-Elisabeth Cartier Cette citation issue d’un colloque mené par Marie-Elisabeth Cartier montre l’importance de ce mécanisme au sein de la coopération judiciaire européenne. Le mandat d’arrêt européen (ci-après MAE) a été instauré par la décision cadre de 2002[2] et vient remplacer le mécanisme… » read more
Posted by EU-Logos
With the debates over the possibility of future EU membership of the Western Balkans countries, some voices started to rise in the European Commission. This issue does not only bring back questions about the European Union’s values and identity, but it also allows to examine the usage of European ‘Soft Power’ over its own members… » read more
Posted by EU-Logos
June 12, 2019
Le 29 mai 2019, Johannes Hahn, Commissaire à l’élargissement et à la politique européenne de voisinage, chargé de superviser les processus d’adhésion des potentiels nouveaux États membres et les relations avec les États frontaliers de l’Union européenne (UE), a présenté le rapport sur l’élargissement dans la région des Balkans occidentaux devant la Commission des affaires… » read more
Posted by EU-Logos
Guest post by Laurindo Alberto Pimentel Frias, from the University of Coimbra (Portugal). Days after the European elections, and with the expected outcome – the consolidation of the Eurosceptic block and extremist movements or the “end” of bipartisanship – it is time to reflect on the challenges ahead in the next five years during which… » read more
Posted by The Guest Blog
Syriza government has done much since 2015. Many positive steps, most within tight budget restrictions, regarding the strengthening of social rights and institutions, economic recovery and the steady creation of a favorable environment to stimulate production and boost business opportunities. However, there is yet a lot to be done to fully address the causes and… » read more
Posted by Dimitris Rapidis
La genèse Historiquement, le noyau dur de ce qui allait progressivement prendre la forme d’une politique proprement européenne de « coopération au développement » en direction des pays dits « du Tiers Monde » – ainsi dénommés à l’époque de la rivalité Est-Ouest – pouvait déjà être discerné dans le terreau des premières Communautés. A l’aube-même de la saga… » read more
Posted by EU-Logos
Depuis 2004, Eyes on Europe organise diverses activités sociales, rédactionnelles, événementiels et promotionnelles. Notre association se veut être l’une des meilleures dans le domaine de la réalisation de projets et la publication d’articles. Un magazine est publié chaque année depuis 12 ans. Eyes on Europe organise aussi des conférences, des débats, des concours, des visites,… » read more
Posted by EU-Logos
Being interviewed for the Counter Intelligence Podcast (3 June 2019), I decided to look back on my earliest tweets (2012-2016) to see if they might give some background to why I founded Defending Democracy. I surprised even myself by what I found… Some of my earliest tweets about Russian trolls, propaganda and disinformation 24 July… » read more
The British ministers have recently decided that the country should use past overperformance in the reduction of its greenhouse gas emissions to relax the targets set out in the plan to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. The plan to tackle climate change entails the commitment of the government to a series of five-year… » read more
Posted by EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy
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blogactiv, Climate & Environment, EurActiv.com, Global Europe, UK in Europe |
Guest blog post by Thomas Lockhart, a Danish marketer working at the digital agency nodes.dk, responsible for marketing activities and PR on the Danish market. The EU is one step closer to getting large tech companies like Google, Amazon and Apple to give up their priceless algorithms for page- and product ranks on their platforms.… » read more
Posted by The Guest Blog
Guest post by Mark Turnbull, Managing Director of AUSPEX International. With the insult of coming third in Peterborough last week adding to the injury of fifth place in the EU elections, the Conservative Party needs to coalesce quickly around a new leader – one who can heal the party’s historic divisions and set out a… » read more
Posted by The Guest Blog
What is the significance of illiberal Viktor Orbán’s victory for Hungary? How will the results impact the institutional renewal in the EU? What changes can be expected in Hungary during the local governments elections later this year? This time we have voted more One year after the April 2018 national elections, the European elections were… » read more
Posted by Zoltán Massay-Kosubek
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blogactiv, Civil Society (NGOs), EU news & updates, Hungary, National minorities |
