by Tamás Lattmann | Nov 29, 2023 | Analysis
Ever since states try to achieve their foreign policy goals, they create various forms of cooperation with each other: this ranges from ad hoc alliances (keeping the option of abandoning the connection practically anytime) to forming federal states (practically...
by Tamás Lattmann | Nov 15, 2023 | Analysis
The European Union is a vast organisation, in constant need of employees. Its institutions (not only the main institutions, but altogether 76 institutions, bodies and agencies) employ tens of thousands of individuals, with the exact number hard to be determined. A...
by Tamás Lattmann | Oct 31, 2023 | Analysis
The 2023 Polish parliamentary election (held on 15 October 2023) has been widely expected to bring serious changes to Poland, and some to European politics as well, many hoping to see the fall of the right-winged governing party Law and Justice (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość...
by Tamás Lattmann | Oct 16, 2023 | Analysis
The current analysis describes the legislative procedure of the European Union, the way how sources of Union law, the different Union acts are being adopted. Understanding the process is very important to analyse cases like the current so-called “migration package”,...
by Laura Leger | Oct 10, 2023 | Analysis
In contrast to its Croatian neighbor, which smoothly joined the European Union in 2013 and adopted the euro last January, Bosnia has faced a lengthy and intricate journey toward EU membership, spanning over two decades. Numerous factors contribute to the challenging...
by Tamás Lattmann | Oct 3, 2023 | Analysis
Reform of the European Union and its institutions is an evergreen subject – it is always on the table, put there either by politicians, governments, agents of the EU or representatives of academia. Or by interesting mixtures of the abovementioned. During this...