Western Europe
Belgrade Protests Fuel Serbia’s EU Membership Debate
The growing wave of anti-government protests in Serbia illustrates a society pushing back against decades of stagnation. This civil unrest not only seeks immediate reforms but also raises critical questions about the country’s EU integration prospects.
Pope Francis's Health and the Vatican's Subtle Power in Shifting the Geopolitical Landscape of Europe
Pope Francis II was hospitalized in Rome due to a respiratory tract infection. This affects not only the Catholic Church, but has implications in the larger global geopolitical context as well.
Syria’s Transformation: Implications for the EU Post-Assad Regime
As Syria stands on the brink of a new era, the European Union faces pivotal decisions that could redefine its role in the Middle East.
Trump 2.0: The EU Will Once Again Be Forced To Adapt
Donald Trump's return to power marks a pivotal moment for the European Union (EU). With the European Commission focusing on critical areas like trade, climate, and migration, the EU must brace for the challenges a second Trump term will bring.