by cfep | May 19, 2022 | Blog
Centre for European Progression is looking to revamp its blog and is now recruiting volunteer writers from all around the globe! ✅ Are you a student/trainee/young professional in international relations, EU affairs, political sciences or similar? ✅ Are you looking to...
by Ioanna Karagianni | Feb 15, 2021 | Blog
The European Union’s (EU) relationship with Russia has been experiencing a rift for years, particularly after Russia annexed Crimea and after the country has been showcasing that it does not share some of the EU’s core values, especially human rights and the rule...
by Ioanna Karagianni | Oct 23, 2020 | Blog
Turbulence in the Eastern Mediterranean: Can sanctions work? Source: Independent The turbulence in the Eastern Mediterranean and the strained relationship between Greece and Turkey have captured the headlines recently. The tension built up in February, when Turkey...
by Ioanna Karagianni | Sep 17, 2020 | Blog
Migration Post-Covid Aiming for a successful EU Pact on Migration and Asylum Source: WikiMedia Migration has been a hot potato for the EU Member States’ politicians and for the EU itself. Since 2008, the numbers of asylum seekers in Europe have been massive, but the...
by Ioanna Karagianni | Aug 21, 2020 | Blog
Online wars Disinformation and the need for unity Source: The conversation The widespread use of the Internet and of the online platforms has unavoidably created a whole new reality and has facilitated the free exchange of ideas and widespread information sharing,...
by Ioanna Karagianni | Aug 3, 2020 | Blog
Law and Order The case of Poland and the EU’s need to show leadership Source: Flickr Particular concern has been caused in the wake of Poland’s decision to withdraw from the Council of Europe’s (CoE) Istanbul Convention, the first binding instrument in the world on...
