New edition of C4EPIECE is available

by | Aug 3, 2023

The fifth edition of our newsletter titled C4EPIECE is published today. The focus of the current edition is veto power in international organisations, but we bring You other important subjects as well from member states and the global theater.

The analysis on the matter was prepared by our general manager Tamás Lattmann and C4EPOSITION was provided by prof. Justinas Žilinskas from the Mykolas Romeris University (Lithuania).

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