10 Latest Posts from our EUROPEAN UNION POLITICS blog
- [Daniel Raynolds] Is the UN a moral arbiter, or should it prioritise dialogue, even with those who perpetrate violence?
- When news broke in February 2024 of John Bruton’s passing, the tributes were swift and sincere. Politicians from across Ireland and Europe spoke not just […]
- [John Bruton] The best approach for the EU will be to gradually turn up the heat on the UK so as to give them time […]
- [Nicholas Lovric] Russia’s aggressive actions and threatening rhetoric driving many nations in Europe to opt for NATO membership.
- Swift spread of Omicron, rising inflation and persistent supply-chain disruptions have chilled Europe's economy this winter.
- The five-year programme could help spur investments in energy, water, waste management, transport, logistics, and green buildings in South Asia.
- [John Bruton] Can a chaotic "Crash Out" Brexit in December 2020 be avoided?
- [John Bruton] The EU’s strategic weight in the world will be reduced by the absence of the UK, as the EU is losing a relatively […]
- [John Bruton] Ukrainian leaders are using the goal of EU membership as the spur to get their voters to accept uncomfortable reforms.
- [Joshua Kucera] The USA gradually changed the orientation of the exercises it carried out in Georgia to reflect more what Georgia wanted: the ability to […]
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