Power game conundrums, widespread corruption, and an active peace support mission are all considerable barriers for any country seeking to enter the EU.
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Oliver Hegglin July 16, 2024 Europe, Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles
Power game conundrums, widespread corruption, and an active peace support mission are all considerable barriers for any country seeking to enter the EU.
Read More »Oleksandra Zadesenets June 11, 2024 Europe, Latest Articles
It can be stated that the law 'On Foreign Agents' writes off almost the entire path Georgia has gone through to be regarded as an aspiring EU member since it hints at hostility to this institution. Yet the protests in the country can be regarded as the catalyst for potential political change.
Read More »Sam Biden June 6, 2024 Europe, Latest Articles, Uncategorized
The Dayton Agreement, while successful in ending the violent conflict of the early 1990s, has become viewed as institutionalising ethnic divisions, leaving the entities in a tenuous balance of power.
Read More »Rowan Allport May 21, 2024 Europe, Evidence to Parliament, Latest Articles, Security and Defence, Uncategorized
The House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee has published the HSC's evidence on the implications of the war in Ukraine for UK defense. The inquiry comes as the conflict enters its third summer and Russia has intensified its offensive operations.
Read More »Sam Biden May 6, 2024 Iraq and Syria, Latest Articles, Uncategorized
As Turkish influence becomes more and more ingrained in Syrian politics, it succumbs to growing scrutiny over its poor, continual misconduct against innocent people and the impact of its military operations on these civilian populations.
Read More »Oliver Hegglin April 15, 2024 Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa
In the end, Qatar’s criticized leniency and support of Hamas will take a back-seat as the country will likely play a key role in finding a resolution to the war, giving it the credibility it needs to continue maintaining some degree of ties with a near globally recognized terrorist group.
Read More »Sam Biden April 9, 2024 Latest Articles, The Americas
The situation in Haiti stands as a stark reminder of the devastating impact of armed gangs and criminal groups on a nation's stability, democracy and most importantly, its people.
Read More »Oleksandra Zadesenets March 11, 2024 Counter-Extremism, Europe, Latest Articles, Uncategorized
The spectre of populism is haunting Europe. The populist parties are surging around the whole continent, and Germany is not an exception. The support for the far right-wing party Alternative for Germany (AfD) has risen significantly, which brings with it concerns about the sustainability of German democracy in the future.
Read More »Sam Biden March 6, 2024 Africa, Latest Articles, The Policy Unit
The status of Abyei remains deeply entangled in a complex web of historical grievances. Despite the establishment of special administrative arrangements and security protocols, the region continues to grapple with instability and violence.
Read More »Sam Biden February 9, 2024 Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa, The Policy Unit
The situation resulting from the attacks on Israel has evolved into a humanitarian crisis of immense proportions. The scale of destruction, mass evacuations and accusations of war crimes by Israel paints a grim picture of the ongoing crisis.
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