by Tamás Lattmann | Jul 30, 2023 | Analysis
The issue of the veto power has recently come to the forefront of attention and debate both on global and European level. This usually happens when current political events draw attention to something. Today this is related to the Russian aggression against Ukraine...
by C4EP | 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 C4EP | Dec 6, 2019 | Blog
Nothing About Us Without Us: Disability Rights in the European Union Source: Flickr (Sinn Fein) If someone cannot get upstairs, that may be the result of a ‘disabling’ condition. A more modern approach suggests that disability is not an individual...
by C4EP | Nov 30, 2018 | Blog
No Planet B The Commission launches its climate vision ahead of COP24 Source: Garry Knight | Flickr There is nothing we can do to avoid the costs of climate change, but there is a lot we can do alleviate its impact. Setting a vision for the next 32...
