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One Step to Joining the Third World
In Europe, no matter that there are already more policies regarding climate change, it is still having problems because of high temperatures drying the rivers and depleting hydroelectric energy sources.
River Droughts In Europe And Their Consequences
Tuomas Forsberg examines in detail how drastically Helsinki’s Baltic Sea policy has changed after Finland joined NATO
Finland Switches from Engagement to Deterrence, But Stability Is Still Fragile
In an article in The National Interest, a U.S. publication, Azeem Ibrahim and Dania Arayssi promote the idea that Turkey could become a key energy ‘gatekeeper’ for Europe.
Turkey Offering Europe Its Mediation Again, Europe Again Ready to Accept It
Aleksandra Kozaczyńska, an expert at the Polish Centre for Eastern Studies, believes that the reform’s efficiency will be constrained by the coalition partners’ differing political priorities and concerns over the social costs of the reforms, which could benefit the poll-leading Alternative for Germany (AfD).
Faced with a Worsening Economic Situation, the German Government Tries to Reform its Social Security System
In a policy brief of the Center for Eastern Studies (OSW), Polish analyst Piotr Szymański gives detailed examination to the NATO 3.0 concept being promoted by the U.S. administration.
NATO 3.0: America Withdrawing, Europe Again Unprepared
The alliance is rich in warfare capabilities but must reorganize to exploit them. This will be a great challenge.
NATO: How Shall We Transform?
Spain is rushing military reinforcements to its North African enclave of Ceuta after a dramatic surge overwhelmed border security, triggering chaos along the Moroccan frontier.
Migration from Africa to Europe
The country is paying for the crash-landing of a once promising combat aircraft system. And things will only worsen.
European Fighter Strikes Spain
Sir David Omand, a former high-ranking British intelligence officer reflects on whether autonomous weapon systems can be equipped with a moral judgment capability
Europe Seeking a Morally Sound Way to Enter a Race It’s Already Losing
Experts of the French Committee for the Study of Franco-German Relations find this in their report.
China Is Far Greater a Systemic Threat to Germany than the USA or Russia
Sahasranshu Dash makes this conclusion in his article posted on the website of the Foreign Policy in Focus think tank
Political Instability, Government Turnover Lead to Failure of ‘Global Britain’ Idea
