Terra Nullius – Georgia’s Shifting Frontiers Alexander Sirois Jan 17, 2017 At the annual celebration of the Russian Geographical Society in Saint Petersburg last November, Russian President…
Again, The Centre Cannot Hold: The Italian Referendum Koji Shiromoto Dec 14, 2016 Five months ago, following the defeat of a referendum on which he had essentially staked his career, British PM…
The Russians Are Coming – Regime Change in Bulgaria and Moldova Alexander Sirois Dec 3, 2016 The past few weeks have been highly satisfying for the Kremlin. With Donald Trump soon to take over the Oval Office…
Article 50: British Parliament Must Approve Brexit Alessandra Puopolo Nov 24, 2016 On November 3rd, 2016, three high court judges ruled that British Prime Minister Theresa May does not have the…
Trump’s Election: An Opportunity for the European Union? Théophile Vareille Nov 23, 2016 In response to the recent election of Donald Trump as the next president of the United States, the attitude adopted…
Where East Meets West – Montenegro’s Pledge to Europe Alexander Sirois Nov 1, 2016 On the 16th of October, Montenegro held its second parliamentary election since independence from Serbia in 2006.…
Towards an Alternative European Government? Koji Shiromoto Oct 13, 2016 By any measure, the European Union is currently in something of a crisis, if not an outright mess – many of its…
Opening Up Old Wounds – Political Instability in Bosnia and Herzegovina Alexander Sirois Oct 8, 2016 The past week will be remembered as a historical landmark in Bosnia and Herzegovina's (BiH) accession to the …
African Integration and Multilateralism in the Time of Brexit: The Fallout Benjamin Aloi Jul 16, 2016 With the United Kingdom reeling from the bewildering results of last month’s EU membership referendum, a concurrent…
Unexpected Twist in Vienna: a New Challenge Faces the EU Victor Depois Jul 8, 2016 Shortly after the Brexit, the European Union’s already vacillating stability is challenged by a new threat: that of…