Europe's World

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The refugee conundrum: lessons from South America and Europe
Dr. Luisa Feline Freier is Professor of Political Science at Universidad del Pacífico in Lima, Peru As the crisis in Venezuela continues to make headlines, Europeans have been wondering if there is a role for the EU to play in its resolution.
Luisa Feline Freier
18 Jun 2019
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Deep fakes and disinformation: seeing is not believing
There is an emerging discourse around the phenomenon of ‘deep fakes’, a new type of falsified video created through a combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and audio editing programs and applications.
G. K. Courtney
13 Jun 2019
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Inclusive security forces: lifting the taboos
In many EU member states, LGBTI people continue to face discrimination, harassment and violence in the workplace.
EUROMIL
11 Jun 2019
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Brussels does not need new friends, but better ones
6 Jun 2019
by Robert Arenella
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Do young people actually care about politics?
4 Jun 2019
by Kishan Deepak Buxani
Europe's World Issue 35
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Is Libya on the brink of yet another civil war? 
Mary Fitzgerald
12 Apr 2019
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Finland’s parliamentary elections will barely rock its EU Presidency
Teija Tiilikainen
10 Apr 2019
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May the ‘Space Force’ be with Europe…
Frans von der Dunk
9 Apr 2019
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The EU-Japan EPA is the biggest ever EU trade deal - what does it mean for future global fair trade?
Sandra Alverà
4 Apr 2019
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Europe’s shame: criminalising Mediterranean Search and Rescue missions
Inma Vazquez
2 Apr 2019
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Russian disinformation and the measles surge in Europe
Christopher Kremidas Courtney
26 Mar 2019
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Rwanda 25 years on: have we learned anything?
Harriet Lamb
21 Mar 2019
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Three years on, was the EU-Turkey migrant deal worth it?
Laura Batalla Adam
20 Mar 2019
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Five years after the annexation of Crimea: are EU-Russia relations irrevocably damaged?
Julian Lindley-French
13 Mar 2019
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Integrate or substitute? How Europe should engage with NATO going forward
Sergio Miracola
11 Mar 2019
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Ireland: an unforeseen trailblazer for grassroots gender activism
Una Mullally
8 Mar 2019
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Let’s not forget: gender must be at the heart of arms policy
Izumi Nakamitsu
8 Mar 2019
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Understanding China’s motives: the UN as a platform for Chinese diplomacy
Jing Men
5 Mar 2019
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Can the EU save multilateralism?
Mikael Barfod
28 Feb 2019
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Overcoming the development trap: how the GSP can lift millions out of poverty
Cecilia Malmström
26 Feb 2019
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Is the GSP meant to profit the EU or create development successes?
Madi Sharma
25 Feb 2019
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Euromaidan five years on: how is Ukraine coping?
Dmytro Kuleba
21 Feb 2019
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Europe and firearms: an old, familiar ethical dilemma
Peter Squires
19 Feb 2019
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COP24: One step forward, two steps back
John Sweeney
12 Feb 2019
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Increased anti-Semitism and xenophobia is a symptom of a weakening European value system, we must repair it
Elżbieta Bieńkowska
6 Feb 2019
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Housing matters, it shapes our common European future
Orna Rosenfeld
5 Feb 2019
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Clean Energy for All Europeans is a reality
Dominique Ristori
31 Jan 2019
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Welcoming and resisting China’s growing role in the UN
Maaike Okano-Heijmans
28 Jan 2019
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The private and public sectors need to do more for women’s economic empowerment
Henriette Geiger
23 Jan 2019

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