by C4EP | Aug 23, 2019 | Blog
Counter-Terrorism: We Need To Talk About The Far-Right Western countries must start taking the threat from far-right terrorism as seriously as they do that of Islamist terrorism Source: Pixabay Defining terrorism is, perhaps surprisingly, complex and fraught with...
by C4EP | Aug 16, 2019 | Blog
Scotland and independence: out of the frying pan and into the fire? Independence is not a panacea, and its supporters must tread carefully to avoid replicating the mistakes of Brexit Source: Pixabay Last week, a Lord Ashcroft poll showed that...
by C4EP | Aug 9, 2019 | Blog
After the Caliphate: Kosovar and British Policy towards Foreign Terrorist Fighters Western Europe should learn from the Western Balkans on reintegration of foreign terrorist fighters Source: Mirwais Bezhan (Voice Of America) [Public domain] In June, a...
by C4EP | Aug 1, 2019 | Blog
Disunited Kingdom Boris Johnson in the face of Brexit Source: Pixabay Boris Johnson has been Prime Minister for just over a week. Westminster insiders, and the public alike, are not particularly convinced that he will make a success of it. Johnson...
by C4EP | Jul 26, 2019 | Blog
Uncertainty for North Macedonia Disappointment in North Macedonia, which had hoped that its historic agreement with Greece and the friendship treaty with Bulgaria would be rewarded with EU accession talks. Source: Pixabay North Macedonia made a key,...
by C4EP | Jul 19, 2019 | Blog
Time for a Rethink on Libya? Failure to change course on Libya could undermine the EU Source: Pixabay The clamour of officials, lobbyists, politicians and campaigners seeking to get their policy proposals on newly inaugurated European Commission President, Ursula von...
by C4EP | Jul 12, 2019 | Blog, Event reports
Bucharest Calling: – “Tracing Integration Policies Through Structured Dialogue” The Centre For European Progression goes to Bucharest Source: Tracing Integration Policies Through Structured Dialogue We recently had the chance to go to Bucharest, where we met up...
by C4EP | Jun 28, 2019 | Blog, Book Review
Easy Victor: the Kremlin and the Rule of Law in the West Source: kremlin.ru “[Russian] money laundering and mafia activity went on in Angela Merkel’s constituency for years, in the hope that Russian-owned dockyards would bring local...
by C4EP | Jun 21, 2019 | Blog
Albania’s European Path Progress being made in strengthening the rule of law, yet the EU is seeking more Source: Pixabay Would you rather have a constitutional court that is filled with corrupt judges, or a court that is composed of vetted...
by C4EP | Jun 14, 2019 | Blog
EU-Ukraine relations: a window of opportunity Unlike for the cast of HBO’s Chernobyl, there is hope for EU and Ukrainian policymakers yet. Source: Pixabay HBO’s bleak, bureaucratic miniseries Chernobyl has put Ukraine at the top of the...