Federal Trust Chairman Johns Stevens and Director Brendan Donnelly discuss Boris Johnson’s chances of survival as Prime Minister. They also consider […]
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Category: National Politics
“Brexit can be undone: and so it should be”, Andrew Blick (Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Acceptance is growing that Brexit is a source of considerable harm to the UK. Even among supporters of leaving who […]
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Video: “Video: Brexit undermines the rule of law in the UK”, Brendan Donnelly (Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Federal Trust Director Brendan Donnelly discusses the British government’s attempt to rewrite the Northern Ireland Protocol; its attempt to deport asylum-seekers to […]
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“Norway’s Foreign and Security Policy: A Challenging Mix of Realism and Idealism”, Ann-Marie Ekengren (UI, Sweden)
Increasing tensions between major powers and even war in Europe are setting the tone for the 2020s. A stable European […]
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“Ukraine 2021-2022: Modest Results, Immense Challenges”, Yuri Yakymenko et al. (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
For Ukraine, 2021 was marked by two main stress factors — the COVID-19 pandemic and Russian armed aggression. But if […]
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“Ukraine’s ‘Iron General’ Is a Hero, but He’s No Star”, Oleksiy Melnyk (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
Meet Valeriy Zaluzhnyy, the commander in chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, who’s quietly leading the fight against Russia’s invaders. […]
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“From “Peacekept” to Peacekeeper: Seeking International Status by Narrating New Identities”, Nina Wilén (Egmont, Belgium)
This article examines how post-conflict states attempt to increase international status by transforming their identities from “peacekept” to “peacekeepers.” It […]
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“An International Peacekeeper: The Evolution of Italian Foreign and Defence Policy”, Fabrizio Coticchia and Andrea Ruggeri (IAI, Italy)
After the Cold War, Italy started to act as an international peacekeeper, deploying troops in dozens of military operations, mainly […]
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“What Is the Forecast of the Economy of Ukraine?”, Vasyl Yurchyshyn (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
It might seem inappropriate to speak about economic forecasts, even about short-term ones, in conditions when the opposition to Russian […]
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“How Italians View Military Spending”, Pierangelo Isernia, Rossella Borri and Sergio Martini (IAI, Italy)
On 16 March, a sweeping majority in the Italian Chamber of Deputies approved order 9/3491-A/35 committing the Italian government to raise the […]
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“Hungary: remaining ‘objective’”, Ágnes Szunomár (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The Hungarian government has been following a pro-China policy since 2010. As a result the Chinese-Hungarian relations are exceptionally good. […]
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“Reserved Seats and Cooptation in Burundi (2000–2020)”, Stef Vandeginste (Egmont, Belgium)
Using a lifecycle perspective, this paper analyzes the use of reserved seats and the evolution of cooptation norms and practices […]
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“Working on Coronavirus Mistakes?”, Vasyl Yurchyshyn (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
The coronavirus, which Ukraine has been opposed to for the past two years, has begun to seem like an echo […]
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“A Congested Space and its Safety: The Importance of Space Traffic Management”, Giancarlo La Rocca, Karolina Muti and Alessandro Marrone (IAI, Italy)
A main goal of Spaceways will be to characterise and understand the context of Space Traffic Management (STM), especially its […]
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“Sweden’s Foreign and Security Policy in a Time of Flux”, Douglas Brommesson, Ann-Marie Ekengren and Anna Michalski (UI, Sweden)
This policy brief looks at key Swedish foreign and security policy priorities in the Nordic, Europe and across the Atlantic, […]
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“Facing Terrorism in France”, Florence Faucher and Gérôme Truc (Sciences Po CEE, France)
Provides food for thoughts for all those interested in the evolution of French society. Offers an original and self-contained analysis […]
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“Media Literacy Promotion in Moldova: Europeanisation Through Interactions Between Domestic Civil Society, International Civil Society Actors and International Funders”, Juuso Järviniemi (College of Europe, Bruges)
Media literacy promotion fosters the quality of public discourse and, thereby, democracy. For instance, media literate citizens are more resilient […]
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“Denmark’s Foreign and Security Policy: Perfecting the Balance Between an Atlantic, Nordic, and European Outlook”, Anna Michalski (UI, Sweden)
This policy brief reviews the ongoing shift in Denmark’s foreign and security policy in the light of the geopolitical turn […]
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“Personal comments on the parliamentary elections in Hungary on April 3rd, 2022: The Consequences of Decade-long Systemic Trap”, Andras Inotai (IWE CERS, Hungary)
As confirmed by official sources, the parliamentary elections in Hungary resulted in a two-third majority of the ruling coalition since […]
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“Finland’s Foreign and Security Policy: From Bridge-Building to the Core of the West”, Douglas Brommesson (UI, Sweden)
This UI Brief analyses central themes in Finnish foreign and security policy, playing out in the Arctic, Nordics, in Europe […]
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“The Rassemblement National and COVID-19: How Nativism, Authoritarianism and Expert Populism Did Not Pay Off during the Pandemic”, Caterina Froio (Sciences Po CEE, France)
The article examines the response of the French National Rally (Rassemblement National – RN) to COVID-19. It combines computer-based and […]
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“Online civic activism in politically restricted space: a case study on Turkmenistan”, Rustam Muhamedov (IEP, Germany)
In 2020, Turkmen citizens abroad staged a record number of peaceful demonstrations demanding socio-economic and political reforms. This study analyzes […]
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“From Russia With Love: Brussels At The Center Of Foreign Intelligence Activities”, Tom Van Rentergem (Egmont, Belgium)
The time has come for Belgium to significantly strengthen its counterintelligence capabilities, as the Russian war against Ukraine will challenge […]
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“The Moral Failure of Elites”, Pierre Lascoumes (Sciences Po CEE, France)
The small world of elites seems to be full of “black sheep”, politicians and business leaders who are not afraid […]
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“The Conference on the Future of Europe: Views from Romanian citizens” (EIR, Romania)
The European Institute of Romania (EIR) announces the publication of the final Report – The Conference on the Future of […]
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“Slovenia as a Stress Test of the EU’s External Dimension of Energy Policy: Case Studies of Russian and American Influence”, Danijel Crnčec and Ana Bojinović Fenko (CIR, Slovenia)
The article by Assist. Prof. Dr. Danijel Crnčec and Prof. Dr. Ana Bojinović Fenko (both from the Centre of International […]
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“Climate, Peace and Security Fact Sheet: Iraq”, Elisabeth L. Rosvold et al. (NUPI, Norway)
The effects of climate change are felt in several critical sectors in Iraq. A new SIPRI–NUPI fact sheet examines climate-related […]
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“The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on civic activism in Kazakhstan”, Anna Klimchenko, Viktoriya Nem and Kamila Smagulova (IEP, Berlin)
Civil society is the key driver of social change, yet civil society organizations and citizen activists face constraints in many […]
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“Iraq’s state of democracy: A self-perpetuating cycle against reform in favour of the political elite”, Mariette Hägglund (FIIA, Finland)
In addition to Afghanistan, Iraq has been one of the US’s major state-building projects in the 21st century. The recent […]
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“Germany’s shifting policy towards Russia: The sudden end of Ostpolitik”, András Rácz (FIIA, Finland)
A reassessment of Germany’s relations with Russia started after the annexation of Crimea in 2014, and was catalyzed by several […]
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“An Overview of US-Italian Relations: The Legacy of the Past”, Leopoldo Nuti (IAI, Italy)
At the end of World War II the United States became Italy’s indispensable ally, and throughout the Cold War, US-Italian […]
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“Belarus’s constitutional referendum: Lukashenko has no reason for triumph”, Arkady Moshes and Ryhor Nizhnkau (FIIA, Finland)
Alexander Lukashenko has secured victory in the constitutional referendum that was held to strengthen his power positions. However, repressions undermine […]
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“The Draghi Government and Italy’s International Role: Summary Report on Italian Foreign Policy in 2021”, Giulia Gozzini and Akram Ezzamouri (IAI, Italy)
This document provides an English summary of the 2021 edition of IAI’s annual report on Italian foreign policy entitled: “Il […]
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“When things fall apart: France’s withdrawal from Mali”, Nina Wilén (Egmont, Belgium)
When things fall apart you usually take a step back to look at what went wrong and to learn from […]
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“Europe Facing Geoeconomics: Assessing Finland’s and the EU’s Risks and Options in the Technological Rivalry”, Mikael Wigell et al. (FIIA, Finland)
The geoeconomic rivalry is accelerating with the world’s major powers using economic instruments to advance strategic agendas. This poses a […]
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“Differentiated Integration and EU Outsiders: A Norwegian View”, Kristin Haugevik and Nina Græger (NUPI, Norway)
Non-EU state and member of the European Economic Area (EEA) since 1994, Norway enjoys a unique legal, political and practical […]
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“Is there hope for Kosovo’s rule of law system? Three immediate actions needed”, Bardha Tahiri (ÖGFE, Austria)
Starting just after the war and for more than 20 years now, Kosovo has had international community as the strongest […]
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“Building a constituency for rule of law: Lessons from the Romanian anti-corruption drive”, Oana Popescu-Zamfir (ÖGFE, Austria)
Romania’s experience is that of the most intensive push for rule of law and anti-corruption among new European Union (EU) […]
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“Russia’s shifting foreign and security policy in Northern Europe: The new geopolitical meaning of ‘good neighbourliness'”, Sinikukka Saari and Jyri Lavikainen (FIIA, Finland)
Since the start of Putin’s third presidential term in 2012, geopolitical competition has also become rooted in the Nordic region, […]
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“Navigating High-Profile and Low Availability: Norway and the Emerging US Maritime-Strategic Approach”, Amund Lundesgaard (NUPI, Norway)
Despite a resurgence of Russian naval power, and subsequent increase in US maritime-strategic interest in the Northern Flank and Norway, […]
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“The Hungarian utility cost reduction programme: An impact assessment”, Csaba Weiner and Tekla Szép (IWE CERS, Hungary)
In Hungary, regulated energy prices fell by a quarter in 2013–2014 due to a state intervention. The objective of this […]
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“Belgian National Security Strategy” (Egmont, Belgium)
Egmont Institute is proud to have contributed to the elaboration of the first Belgian National Security Strategy. The Institute launched […]
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“The impact of the crisis on and crisis-handling patterns in foreign-owned companies in Hungary”, Magdolna Sass et al. (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought over a related economic crisis, which affected firms differently. The paper concentrates on the impact […]
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“In Vain Search for Accountability: The Crises of the Lebanese State”, Annie Wernersson (UI, Sweden)
This UI brief explores the current crises in Lebanon – the financial meltdown, the Beirut port explosion and COVID-19 – […]
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“Strengthening resilience against disinformation in the Republic of Moldova”, Funda Tekin and Dominic Maugeais (IEP, Germany)
Why is disinformation such a widespread phenomenon in the Republic of Moldova? What trends and developments can be identified? What […]
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“From a Star Pupil to a Troubling Role Model for the Western Balkans: The Influence of Domestic Factors on the De-Europeanization of Slovenia during EU Crises”, Jure Požgan and Ana Bojinović Fenko (CIR, Slovenia)
In the chapter, the authors examine the phenomenon of backsliding in the post-accession process of Europeanisation in Slovenia as one […]
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“Do Elections (Still) Matter? Mandates, Institutions, and Policies in Western Europe”, Emiliano Grossman and Isabelle Guinaudeau (Sciences Po CEE, France)
Are election campaigns relevant to policymaking, as they should in a democracy? This book sheds new light on this central […]
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“Socio-economic Consequences of COVID-19” (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
The present study seeks to analyse economic and social components of the coronavirus environment in order to highlight peculiar features […]
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“The Ukrainain Government’s Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic”, Olga Pyshchulina (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
The present study seeks to analyse economic and social components of the coronavirus environment in order to highlight peculiar features […]
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“Ukraine: 30 Years on the European Path” (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
The publication presents three thematic chapters and sociological data. Each chapter includes corresponding sections (from social sphere and economy to […]
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“Budapest–Belgrade Railway (Hungarian section)”, Ágnes Szunomár (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Often billed by the Hungarian Government as a flagship project of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Europe, the […]
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“The rule of law in Montenegro between deep polarisation and an unstable majority: how to get back on track?”, Nikola Mumin (ÖGFE, Austria)
Although it has been negotiating EU membership for more than nine years and thus carrying out certain activities to strengthen […]
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“Local investment promotion in a Hungarian medium-sized town and the implications of the COVID pandemic”, Magdolna Sass, Katalin Antalóczy and Imre Birizdó (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Tatabánya has been among the most successful Hungarian towns in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI), which now plays a determining […]
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“Zemmour Symbolises the Rise of Extreme Right-Wing Media”, Francis Ghilès (CIDOB, Barcelona)
The gadfly political commentator Éric Zemmour has come from nowhere last summer to become one of the most popular candidates […]
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“Re-Discovering Italy’s Mediterranean Vocation”, Alessandro Berti (IAI, Italy)
Despite its history and geographical location, Italy at times seems to perceive itself as “sea-less”, positioning its strategic barycentre on […]
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“Lessons learned from the justice reform in Albania”, Inva Nela (ÖGFE, Austria)
In the case of Albania, the enlargement instruments of political dialogue, conditionality and assistance have been primarily focused on the […]
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“Italy Changes Track: From the Belt and Road to (Re)Alignment with Washington”, Xixi Hong (IAI, Italy)
Italy officially became part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) on 23 March 2019. The announcement came during President Xi […]
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“Early Career Challenges: a report by the Young Scholars Initiative”, Ádám Kerény et al. (IWE CERS, Hungary)
This report presents the main findings of a series of 14 interviews we conducted to identify the challenges that aspiring […]
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“China in Italy: Risk Assessment and Preventive Solutions”, Beatrice Gallelli, Lorenzo Mariani (IAI, Italy)
Italy’s 2019 decision to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with China in support of the Belt and Road Initiative sparked […]
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“Lessons from the T20: Five Priorities for Italian Infrastructure Investment”, Fulvio Bersanetti et al. (IAI, Italy)
As states and societies continue to struggle with the pandemic, a fundamental element of the post-Covid recovery will be the […]
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“Current State and Main Trends of Ukraine’s Socio-Political Development” (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
The end of 2021 is the time when President Zelenskyy reaches a halfway point of his presidential term. Since the […]
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“Post-Brexit Trade Flows with the EU: What Leavers overlooked”, Andrew Black (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
The formal enactment of Brexit came into force on January 31st 2020, complete with a transitional agreement to add bells and […]
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“AI ethics in policy and action: city governance of algorithmic decision systems”, Andrea G. Rodríguez (CIDOB, Barcelona)
As digitalisation advances, cities are increasingly embracing the use of algorithmic tools to improve efficiency when allocating resources, face structural […]
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“Nordic cooperation amid pandemic travel restrictions”, Katja Creutz, Sofie Berglund, Telli Betül Karacan, Alberto Giacometti, Kristin Haugevik, Ninna Nyberg Sørensen, Mari Wøien Meijer and Axa Lares (FIIA, Finland)
Since 2020, the Nordic countries have been confronted with the Covid-19 pandemic, which has been a multi-level stress test for […]
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“Deterrence Through Adaptation: The Case Study of Latvia”, Mārtiņš Vargulis and Andris Sprūds (LIIA, Latvia)
The book offers several articles that reflect on topical security issues of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Authors from Latvia […]
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“Three decades of Russian policy in the European part of the post-Soviet space: Swimming against the current”, Arkady Moshes and Ryhor Nizhnikau (FIIA, Finland)
The successful pursuit of Russia’s great-power status and its recognition by the West imply the preservation of pre-eminent positions, above […]
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“China and geoeconomic dynamics in Central Asia: Balancing global strategies, local interests and multiple partners”, Aliya Tsikhay (FIIA, Finland)
Central Asia is at the core of China’s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), which promises to bring connectivity, trade, […]
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“Brexit: A Strange Taboo”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
In this blog, Federal Trust Director Brendan Donnelly discuss the silence of those who wish to rejoin the EU but […]
Read more“Understanding the Value Proposition of City Networks: Towards a Framework for Measuring Impact”, Marta Galceran-Vercher, Agustí Fernández de Losada and Octavi de la Varga (CIDOB Barcelona)
City networks have become a permanent fixture of the landscape of global urban governance. They have proliferated to an extent […]
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“A traffic-light shining for Europe: Prospects after Germany’s general elections”, Funda Tekin and Ilke Toygür (IEP, Germany)
A traffic light coalition promises a progressive new beginning for Germany. In the latest #BerlinPerspectives, Dr Funda Tekin and Dr Ilke […]
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“Towards a data-centric great game: New challenges for small states in contemporary power politics”, Valtteri Vuorisalo and Mika Aaltola (FIIA, Finland)
Technology is taking centre stage in power politics. In particular, the ability to refine and utilize data increasingly correlates with […]
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“Post-2020 Belarus: Security and Defence Implications for the Baltic States, Poland, and NATO”, Māris Andžāns, Evija Djatkoviča, and Andris Sprūds (LIIA, Latvia)
This publication assesses implications of the post-2020 Belarus for Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland, as well as for the North […]
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“Russian policy towards Central Asia 30 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union: Sphere of influence shrinking?”, Kristiina Silvan (FIIA, Finland)
Russia views Central Asia as its sphere of influence and attempts to keep the five post-Soviet countries, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, […]
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“The Macron Obsession: a Very English Virus”, Denis MacShane (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
The author asks why the British Eurosceptic press is so unremittingly hostile to Emmanuel Macron. He suggests that attacks on […]
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“Different Approaches. Estonia and Norway on the UN Security Council”, Kristin Haugevik, Niels Nagelhus Schia, Piret Kuusik and Kirsti Raik, Small States (NUPI, Norway)
In 2021, Estonia and Norway serve alongside Ireland as elected European members on the UN Security Council. In this report […]
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“The Faroe Islands, Greenland and the Åland Islands in Nordic cooperation”, Katja Creutz and Sia Spiliopoulou Åkermark (FIIA, Finland)
Nordic political cooperation, embodied by the Nordic Council and the Nordic Council of Ministers, encompasses the five Nordic countries and […]
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“Critical infrastructure in the Baltic states and Norway: strategies and practices of protection and communication”, Māris Andžāns, Andris Sprūds, and Ulf Sverdrup (LIIA, Latvia)
The book takes on the examination of the issue of critical infrastructure in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Norway. It explores […]
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“Internet and media repression in Russia: Avoiding the complicity of Western actors”, Veera Laine and Jussi Lassila (FIIA, Finland)
Media control has been a key part of Vladimir Putin’s exercise of power. Recently, however, the repression of freedom of […]
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“The Italian G20 Presidency: A Post-Summit Assessment”, Ettore Greco (IAI, Italy)
Was Prime Minister Mario Draghi correct in describing the G20 Rome Summit held under the Italian presidency a “success”? Or, […]
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“Music, Musicians and Brexit”, Peter Cook (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Nine months into Brexit and it is already apparent that musicians are one of the main sectors whose lives and […]
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“A Gently Slopped Leadership: Parliamentary Support for Presidents in France”, Damien Lecomte and Olivier Rozenberg (Sciences Po CEE, France)
Four institutional features such as confidence vote, electoral system, candidate nomination, and decree power can affect the degree of party […]
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“Agenda-setting in Comparative Perspective: Contrasting Policy-Making in France, the United Kingdom and the United States”, Emiliano Grossman and Friederike Richter (Sciences Po CEE, France)
This chapter focuses on public-policy analyses through the lens of agenda-setting. Approaches in this tradition assume that no objective fact […]
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“Museums as Landscape Activists”, Katarzyna Jagodzińska (IES, Poland)
The article discusses the issue of the “extended museum”, raising questions about how museums become active actors in current topical […]
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“The UK data regime after Brexit: No good options”, Hugh Lawson-Tancred (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
How data is managed and shared illustrates even more clearly than geopolitics and trade the catastrophic loss of control that […]
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“The US is refocusing its foreign policy priorities on the Indo-Pacific: Recalibrating alliance politics in a pivotal region”, Bart Gaens (FIIA, Finland)
The United States under President Joe Biden is strengthening efforts to constrain China in the Indo-Pacific region. At least for […]
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“Brexit, the Euro and Rejoin”, John Stevens (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
There is much talk amongst erstwhile Remainers that we must not anticipate, let alone advocate, an early British return to […]
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“The Georgian far right and the post-election crisis”, Tamta Gelashvili (NUPI, Norway)
This article examines the role of the far right in political polarisation in Georgia. Polarisation has been a constant feature […]
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“One Belt One Voice: Chinese Media in Italy”, Francesca Ghiretti, Lorenzo Mariani (IAI, Italy)
Chinese media are the voice of the Chinese Communist Party at home and abroad. It is no surprise therefore that […]
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“Brexit: Rejoiners should learn from Remainers”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Brendall Donnelly argues that those hoping the United Kingdom will rejoin the European Union one day advocate a gradualist strategy. […]
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“The German elections and the future of the euro”, John Stevens (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Federal Trust Chairman John Stevens analyses the German election results. He argues that an agreement between the two minor parties, the Greens […]
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“Russian Duma election 2021: Kremlin supremacy achieved through unprecedented pressure and fraud”, Jussi Lassila (FIIA, Finland)
Maintaining the ruling party’s overwhelming majority was an obsession for the Kremlin, regardless of the growing dissatisfaction. The election result, […]
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Video podcast: “British Musicians: Victims of Brexit?”, Peter Cook (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
In this new Federal Trust video, the musician and businessman Peter Cook discusses the implications of Brexit for British musicians […]
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Video podcast: “The Brexit Taboo in British Politics”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
In this new video, the Director of the Federal Trust, Brendan Donnelly, talks about the reluctance of British politicians to […]
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“China’s foreign policy at the centennial of the Communist Party: Prestige above all”, Jyrki Kallio (FIIA, Finland)
Chinese external and internal politics have manifested increased ideologization in recent years, presumably laying the groundwork for the Communist Party’s […]
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“Performing Nuclear Weapons: How Britain Made Trident Make Sense”, Paul Beaumont (NUPI, Norway)
This book investigates the UK’s nuclear weapon policy, focusing in particular on how consecutive governments have managed to maintain the […]
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“Economic Dynamics Vs “Well-Being” of Ukrainians”, Vasyl Yurchyshyn (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
Significant economic complications and the introduction of anti-coronavirus restrictions, which have already been going on for a year and a […]
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“Schwarzmüller vehicle construction and trading ltd. Hungary”, Gábor Túry (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The Germany-based Schwarzmüller group founded its first ‘eastern’ trading company in Hungary in 1989. This was followed in 1993 by […]
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“Continental automotive Hungary”, Gábor Túry (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The disruption of supply chains took place not only during the pandemic, but it is still present and causes a […]
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“Upgrading by domestic-owned automotive companies: The role of business development and quality certificates – The case of Tom-Ferr Plc”, Andrea Szalavetz (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Research on global value chains, discussing the concept of upgrading on the example of middle-income, dependent market economies suggests that […]
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“Kais Saied gives Tunisian democracy a second chance”, Francis Ghilès (CIDOB, Barcelona)
The bold move by Tunisia’s president, Kais Saied, to dismiss the government and Freeze parliament, on Sunday 25th of July, […]
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