Why a cacophony of EU voices on China is a good thing
Judging the EU by the standards of nation-states like the US and China misunderstands the nature of European foreign policy and underestimates its ability to make the most from nuance…
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Why Sweden’s Nato accession is still on hold
It is not at all certain that Stockholm's attempts to accommodate Turkey without compromising the Swedish constitutional order, will sway Ankara to help finalise Sweden's Nato accession (Photo: LoicDivad) Many…
Across the EU, a free and independent media is withering
With concentrated media ownership, there is a risk that media outlets can be used to push a specific agenda or political view or business interest, often to serve as a…
EU plans allow Big Tech to exploit your medical records, without permission
He's looking at your medical records — but who else is? (Photo: National Cancer Institute) In May 20
Ukraine’s military advantage? How quick it treats its wounded
According to the National Academy of Medical Sciences, 80 percent of wounded Ukrainian soldiers receive care during the so-called 'golden hour�
Abducting Ukrainian children is a deliberate Kremlin strategy
Burnt desks at a destroyed Ukrainian school, Adiivka, Dontesk, March 20
The EU’s Armenia mission needs a holistic rethink
The EU seems to want to play the peace-maker card, without starting from the right step — which is an equal acceptance by both sides (Photo: nkrmil.am) A few days…
EU needs land reform to stop Big Agri swallowing up small farms
CAP subsidies are paid per hectare, encouraging companies and farmers to consider land as an asset and speculate on as much land as possible in order to receive more money…
The threat from Russia’s fleet of ‘ghost tankers’
An oil tanker. Over 400 'ghost' or 'shadow�
‘Clean hydrogen’ is the fossil-fuel industry in disguise
Hydrogen is not a fuel to create an energy transition — it is intended to bolster the fossil fuel status quo (Photo: Possessed Photography) The fossil fuel industry knows that…