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...
by C4EP | Apr 5, 2019 | Blog
Expanding the EU Green Card Taking steps towards European migration reform There is no more migrant crisis. The number of sea arrivals to the EU is down 90% from the 2015 peak levels, but the crisis mode stubbornly lingers in European political...
by C4EP | Jul 24, 2018 | Blog
What is a ‘European’? Criminalizing humanitarian assistance threatens the post-1945 European identity This past year, the European Union has seen an emergence of new challenges which have brought its identity to question. How do you define...
by C4EP | Jul 19, 2018 | Blog
Another door closed, another wall built, another bridge burned Turkey violates international refugee law and Europe remains silent Charles Bradley, one of the most talented artists to reside in my music library, wrote a song called “The World (is going up in...
by C4EP | Jul 12, 2018 | Blog
Don’t judge a book by it’s cover European Commission pledges another €90 million to migration-related projects under the EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa In light of the migration crisis, I recently asked my grandfather, an immigrant himself, why...
