Europe’s Embrace of Ukrainian Refugees: Double Standards at Large?
If the war continues, the number of Ukrainian refugees and asylum seekers in Europe—including those in Russia—, which currently exceeds 7.
Euro-Med Researcher: “Migration Muted in Tunisia”
he death toll has increased to 25 as Tunisian officials found five new bodies of migrants who lost their lives off the Tunisian coasts on their way to Europe.
Ukrainian Refugees Continue to Flood Europe
"Read: Maltreatment of Non-White Refugees from Ukraine Should Cause Outrage
EU Open-Door Policy
EU countries opened their doors to Ukrainian refugees from the first day.
The Montreux Convention and the Russia-Ukraine War
The existing convention on the Turkish Straits, known as the “Montreux Convention Regarding the Regime of the Straits” or simply the “Montreux Convention,” was signed on July 20, 1936, between nine states including Turkey, at the meeting held at Montreux, Switzerland under the pre-World War II conditions.
Dependent on Russian Gas: Europe Must Reconsider Its Energy Security
Meanwhile, Europe was faced with the tough reality of its dependency on Russian energy, slowing down its reaction time with sanctions.
China Beware, Russia-Ukraine War Unified EU and NATO As Never Before
Putin gambled all that was needed to tear apart the fraying Atlantic alliance and European Union was a little shove, a view shared strangely enough by former U.
Turkey Is an Afro-Eurasian State
As the European Union is the first trading partner and the first investor in Africa according to Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, the trade between Turkey and the African continent has increased to $25.
Can Europe Handle Challenges Created by Russia over Ukraine?
The lack of sufficient European security assurances and military aid to Ukraine demonstrates that there are limits to how much help the country can receive against Russia.
Europe’s Syrian Slumber
urope as a whole is not ready to normalize relations with Damascus, but some countries are exploring their options with their eyes closed.
How a Dutch Pacifist Activist Ended up on the Europol and Interpol Terrorism Lists
he Netherlands listed a Dutch pacifist activist on a terrorism list and shared his data with Europol, the European police agency, and Interpol, the international police agency.
Six Stories from Anatolia to Europe: Facing History and Ourselves
Many of the Turkish guest workers who arrived in the country never left, and created a minority community that forever changed the demographics of Western European countries.
What Is the Impact of the Polish Constitutional Court Ruling on the European Union?
arlier this month, the Polish Constitutional Court ruled that several provisions contained by the Treaty on European Union were incompatible with the Polish Constitution, at least under a certain interpretation.
The EU and the PKK: Hypocrisy and Double-Standards at Large
In Europe, the terror group focuses on non-violent propaganda work with demonstrations, marches, culture festivals, and various campaigns as well as extorting money and selling drugs to finance its violent terror activities in Turkey, Iraq, and Syria.
Museum Diplomacy in the Digital Age
atalia Grincheva, an honorary research fellow in the Research Unit in Public Cultures (RUPC) at the University of Melbourne and a scholar of digital humanities, has concentrated on developing new data methods for researching museums as core players in the creative economy and as soft power actors.
Western Europe: Climate Change as Ideological Smoke-Screen
Read: Coffee Extinction Is Nature’s Way of Telling Us: “Heal the World!”For Western Europe, however, the climate debate seems to be more than a mere question of technology, efficiency and a cost/benefit ratio.
EU Court Refuses to Address Discrimination against Muslims
he right of religious adherents to wear religious clothing remains a divisive issue in Europe.
EU-China Trade Deal: Where Does the US Stand?
fter seven years of negotiations, The European Union (EU) paused a trade deal with China over a battle of sanctions and counter-sanctions.
European Foreign Fighters and Their Children Are in Limbo
Many European governments became involved in the armed conflicts in Syria and Iraq, while a number of their citizens became foreign fighters by joining the Syrian civil war as members of armed groups in conflict zones.
EU Member States Seek to Strengthen Ties with the New Libyan Government
n recent weeks, Tripoli has seen a steady stream of visits by European officials after the Government of National Unity (GNU) won the confidence of the Libyan parliament to lead the country to elections in late December of this year.
EU Criminalizes Human Rights Defenders Helping Migrants at Sea
Europe has known numerous civic mobilization inspired by human solidarity, changing its policies, its governments, even its times, but currently a wide pattern of intimidation and repression has emerged to hinder, criminalize and stigmatize humanitarian assistance to migrants.
