The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has sparked a debate about its negative spillover effects, particularly for developing and least developed countries. Reforming CBAM should be a priority for the
In recent years, the EU’s approach to democracy support has taken a defensive turn. This shift requires a new conceptual framework to capture both its advantages and the concerns it
While states acknowledge the need to better protect critical infrastructure against cyber attacks, national and international efforts have brought limited results. The solution could be a global treaty that strengthens
The Black Sea is pivotal in Russia’s war against Ukraine and the wider standoff between Moscow and the West. To counter the Russian threat in the region, the EU has
EU enlargement has stalled, with challenges arising both in candidate countries and in the union. Brussels should revive the process by promoting gradual integration as a clear and structured path
Behind a veil of secrecy, the social security agency deploys discriminatory algorithms searching for fraud epidemic it has invented Sweden is often celebrated as a model welfare state. It consistently
This investigation reveals how Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 drones, supplied through a secret $150 million deal between defense company Baykar and the Sudanese army, have fueled Sudan’s escalating war in violation
In the August 18 meeting between European leaders, Ukraine, and the United States, multiple officials stressed the importance of security guarantees for Ukraine that were Article V–like. These guarantees, especially in the
A confidential USAID assessment revealed “critical” concerns about the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’s (GHF) ability to protect Palestinian civilians and deliver food just days before the State Department approved $30 million
Abandon US-Backed ‘Death Trap’ Scheme, Press Israel to End Mass Starvation (Jerusalem, August 1, 2025) – Israeli forces at the sites of a new US-backed aid distribution system in Gaza have routinely opened fire