A New Security Architecture in Afro-Eurasia: The Islamabad Axis of the Tripartite Alliance
ugust 7, 2026, marks a historic turning point at which the cards of Afro-Eurasian geopolitics and the global security architecture were reshuffled.
Deadly Wildfires Rage across Southern Europe as Heat and Winds Fuel Blazes
Police arrested two people on suspicion of arson, though officials released no further details.
Turkey-Europe Relations in the Light of New Geopolitical Realities
o see what effects the shift of the world’s centre of gravity from the Europe-Middle East axis towards the People’s Republic of China-South Asia axis has brought about, it is sufficient to note the visits to Beijing by US President Trump and, shortly afterwards, Russian President Putin within the space of a week, and to realize that Europe was not even mentioned during these visits.
Is Oman Neutral? A Policy of Balance in the Shadow of War
man has been one of the most notable countries in the war waged by the US and Israel against Iran, both in terms of the stance it has adopted and the policies it has pursued.
How Does the Iran War Transform Europe and Transatlantic Relations?
he unilateral military intervention by the U.
The Bannon Effect and Trumpism in European Politics
n Germany, in September 2013, a new party narrowly missed entering the federal parliament (Bundestag) in its first election, receiving only 4.
The Fragmentation of Europe: How Washington and Moscow Empower the Populist Right
Faced with mounting migratory pressure, Europeans are attempting to create a divide between themselves and the newcomers.
The European Union’s Position on the Greenland Crisis
he United States' military intervention in Venezuela on 3 January 2026 marked a significant turning point in the international system.
India, EU Agree on “The Mother of All Trade Deals”
ndia and the European Union have reached a landmark free trade agreement that will create one of the world’s largest economic zones, covering nearly two billion people and accounting for about a quarter of global GDP.
A New Threshold in the Vicious Cycle: A Pause for ‘Southern Cyprus’ in the EU’s Scope?
or decades, the Ninth Symphony by the world-renowned Austrian composer Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827) has been a source of inspiration for European artists and art movements.
‘You Cannot Silence the Truth in the Face of a Genocide,’ Says UN Rapporteur Albanese
N Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories Francesca Albanese said she will continue speaking out against Israel’s actions in Gaza despite U.
Post-Czech Republic Elections: The EU’s Far-Right and Racist Movements Challenge
n early October, the ANO party won the Czech Republic's parliamentary elections with the support of more than a third of the electorate.
Why is Europe Dependent on the US against Russia?
lthough the failure of the Trump-Putin summit to produce a ceasefire agreement greatly unsettled European leaders, they are still striving to ‘keep Trump on their side’ or ‘draw him to their side’ because they cannot feel secure against Russia without U.
The Fourth Partition of the Russian Empire and Europe’s Decline?
he course of the Fourth Partition War shows that the U.
Can the European Sky Shield Initiative Deliver European Security?
he European Sky Shield Initiative (ESSI) is the latest step taken against the spiral of mistrust that emerged with the Russia-Ukraine war.
Why the European Union May Soon Find Itself in a War Economy Mode
he Russia-Ukraine war marked a watershed moment in relations between the European Union (EU) and Russia, which had previously been strained by the Georgian war and Russia's annexation of Crimea.
The European Union’s Policy on the Genocide in Gaza: Josep Borrell vs. Ursula von der Leyen
srael has been carrying out a genocide in Gaza for almost five months now, and it seems that no one in the world has enough power to prevent it from taking place in front of the eyes of all.
Europe Caught Between Russian Threat and Dependence on the US
he European Union is at a crossroads: it is struggling to deal with vital issues such as the Russian threat and the energy crisis, and trying to build a Europe that is more independent of the U.
EU AI Act: Can Europe Lead the World in AI Regulation?
rtificial Intelligence (AI) has seamlessly integrated into our daily lives, from personalized recommendations on our smartphones for music, movies, and books, to interactions with virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa, and even the AI-driven personalization of our social media feeds.
The EU’s Two-Dimensional Thinking about Integration is Myopic: Interview with Hans Kundnani
n Eurowhiteness, Hans Kundnani, Associate Fellow in the Europe Programme at Chatham House, challenges a sanitized and linear history of the EU, prompting the reader to rethink Europe’s peaceful image against its imperial past.
