Freedom of the Press in Europe's Microstates: A Complex Situation

10/08/2020 by Théo Boucart

Freedom of the Press in Europe’s Microstates: A Complex Situation

An article from the “Freedom of the Press in 2020 Europe” series

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Current Affairs

“The only possible path to becoming a real democracy is a revolution”

09/08/2020 by Dasha Shkarupina

“The only possible path to becoming a real democracy is a revolution”
Lets get it over with: The UK's future after the transition-period

28/07/2020 by Reuben Bharucha

Lets get it over with: The UK’s future after the transition-period
The #NextGenerationEU budget negotiations: a historical event?

24/07/2020 by Alejandro Rico Freeman

The #NextGenerationEU budget negotiations: a historical event?

There was not much sleeping taking place in Brussels last weekend. The 27 heads of government, the President of the European Council (...)
Digital hybrids: the future of higher education

16/07/2020 by Nicole Jones

Digital hybrids: the future of higher education

With many educational institutions across Europe relying heavily on technology to teach amidst the coronavirus pandemic, could this (...)

Social Fabric and Equal Footing

EU-Egypt Relationships in the Wake of the Zaki Case

18/07/2020 by Ignazio Pardo

EU-Egypt Relationships in the Wake of the Zaki Case
The El-Sisi Regime: The History and Protagonists of Contemporary Egypt

17/07/2020 by Ignazio Pardo

The El-Sisi Regime: The History and Protagonists of Contemporary Egypt
The Patrick Zaki Affair: A European Case

16/07/2020 by Ignazio Pardo

The Patrick Zaki Affair: A European Case

The Patrick Zaki Affair (1)
Turkey and the South Caucasus: between pluralism and extreme repression

05/07/2020 by Théo Boucart

Turkey and the South Caucasus: between pluralism and extreme repression

An article from the “Freedom of the Press in Europe” series

Europe in the World

Europe's Response to Hong Kong Security Law: Between Condemnation and Restraint

09/08/2020 by Clémence Dogniez

Europe’s Response to Hong Kong Security Law: Between Condemnation and Restraint
'The Nature of War is Changing' - Updating Deterrence with Roman Gerodimos

23/07/2020 by Christian Gibbons

’The Nature of War is Changing’ - Updating Deterrence with Roman Gerodimos
The European Parliament: partner or disruptor in European foreign policy making?

09/07/2020 by Benjamin Robinet

The European Parliament: partner or disruptor in European foreign policy making?

There is plenty of room for improvement when it comes to Europe’s burgeoning foreign policy. The division of competencies in this area, (...)
On Defeating China

07/07/2020 by Ludger Wortmann

On Defeating China

China is ascending to become the foremost global power. A world dominated by China would be a bleak place for freedom, democracy and (...)

EU Institutions and Policy

A Pyrrhic victory? Lessons from the infernal European Council summit

03/08/2020 by Théo Boucart

A Pyrrhic victory? Lessons from the infernal European Council summit
10 years after the first Greek bailout, has Europe learned its lessons?

21/07/2020 by Alex Tsompanidis

10 years after the first Greek bailout, has Europe learned its lessons?
The European Commission's recovery plan: a “Hamiltonian” leap?

29/05/2020 by Antoine Potor

The European Commission’s recovery plan: a “Hamiltonian” leap?

An analysis of the new recovery plan proposed by the European Commission by Théo Boucart and Antoine Potor.

History, Society & Culture

The summer travel ceased

03/08/2020 by Guillermo Íñiguez

The summer travel ceased
Algeria's past matters. France - and Europe - must acknowledge colonialism

22/07/2020 by Saksha Menezes

Algeria’s past matters. France - and Europe - must acknowledge colonialism

Eurovision: where geopolitics take to the stage

10/07/2020 by Courrier d’Europe - Made in Sorbonne

Eurovision: where geopolitics take to the stage

As part of the most recent edition of the European Magnifying Glass, our partner publication Courrier d’Europe wrote about the politics (...)
Let's give culture a chance

01/07/2020 by Cesare Ceccato

Let’s give culture a chance

What should we be doing to support culture in Europe in the wake of the pandemic?

Interviews and Guest Writers

Afrozensus: “We are legitimate subjects of our research !”

12/07/2020 by Arnisa Halili

Afrozensus: “We are legitimate subjects of our research !”
Interview with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz

06/06/2020 by Luca Arfini

Interview with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz