International Affairs Forum

Wed. December 04, 2024

IAF Editorials: Europe

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India will be the highest thriving economy in the World ??!! Courtesy-@imfnews predictions 2022.??????!! ??????… https://t.co/lfNisda4Ie
— Neeraj mishra (neeraj_nirab) 10/12/2021

Neeraj mishra

FT Economics Twitter (10/12/2021)

?? | As gas prices continue to rise, @KapitonovSA for @CarnegieRussia argues that Gazprom can & should pull Europe… https://t.co/SVxsEkT9B3
— Carnegie Europe (Carnegie_Europe) 10/12/2021

Carnegie Europe

Carnegie Russia - Twitter (10/12/2021)

Not only is Dr. Card an immigrant but his work highlights the contributions immigrants make to the workforce. For m… https://t.co/GUFe4BQL7g
— James Witte (jamescwitte) 10/11/2021

James Witte

The Economist Economics - Twitter (10/11/2021)

Germany and its Neo-imperial quest

The ongoing calamities in Central and Eastern Europe, historical parallels and geopolitical consequences. By Zlatko Hadžidedic. (09/21/2021)

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View from Latvia: Is the EU Failing us?

From the recent IFIMES event, EAF Lawyer of Latvia, Andrejs Pagors discusses energy, transit and infrastructure in Scandinavia and the Baltics. By Eugene Matos de Lara. (03/17/2021)

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No Human Rights without Right to Know

Essay discusses the ongoing erosion of human rights in Europe and the efforts of the Council of Europe to protect and upheld them via the Tromsø legal instrument which recently entered into a force... Read More...

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Entry into force of the Tromsø Convention

A unique opportunity for European governments to reaffirm and strengthen their commitment to transparency. By Lola Servary. (02/23/2021)

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Improving human rights through empowering citizens and rebuilding trust across Europe

The ongoing erosion of human rights in Europe and the efforts of the Council of Europe to protect and upheld them. By Chloé Bernadaux. (02/16/2021)

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Cross-generational and cross-sectoral Recovery for the Union: Towards a New Independent authority?

Analysis of the newest Recovery Action Plan of the European Union for a post-COVID-19 world. Can it succeed? By Nora Wolf. (02/03/2021)

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ASEAN at Crossroads: Nonaligned Movement has no alternative

Examining the forthcoming global realignment triggered by the conformation of China and the US and its impact on Asia. Author presents a proposal to revisit chapters of Bandung and NAM. Prof. Anis ... Read More...

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A Recipe for War

Examining Germany's policy toward Southeastern Europe. By Zlatko Hadžidedi and Adnan Idrizbegovi?. (10/23/2020)

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AI: The Italian National Strategy Revisited

Is Italian AI strategic plan sufficient? By Cristina Semeraro. (09/07/2020)

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De-funding Global Health

Funds are being reduced to Global Health Intiatives. What are the facts and potential impacts? By M. Patel Virendra. (08/31/2020)

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Where do we go from here? – revisiting words of Steve Clemons

Highlights from panel discussion during the Diplomatic Academy Vienna's recent conference, reflecting on the legacy of World War II and today's environment. By Anna Kassai. (07/30/202... Read More...

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Social Media’s Impact on the International Relations

Social media's increasing influence on the world and its ramifications. By Fulin Wang. (05/21/2020)

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The UK Voted to Leave the EU, and Now Scotland Must Vote to Leave the UK

Author argues that it's time for Scotland's independence from the U.K. By Kenneth Frank. (05/13/2020)

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Why Does America Exclude Development Finance from its Foreign Aid Account?

Foreign aid does not count development finance funding - resulting in billions of dollars being missed. What are its global impacts? Here's a blueprint to correct it. By Mumukshu Pa... Read More...

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All Those Croatian Presidents

A look at Croatian's presidents. By Tomislav Jakic. (02/15/2020)

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Pakistanization of Britain: Is Johnson the last UK Prime Minister?

Can Boris Johnson successfully manage the consequences of Brexit and preserve the political and territorial integrity of the kingdom? By Enes Guzel. (01/02/2020)

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Is the Balkans splitting the EU apart?

The EU's recent foreign policy move, which came as a rift between the French and German foreign policy positions, is widening. By Pyotr Iskenderov. (10/29/2019)

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America’s opportunity to show solidarity (in action) with Sri Lanka

The Board of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) will review a proposed $480 million compact with Sri Lanka this week. Supporting it will show solidrity in the wake of the recent terro... Read More...

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A few years ago, energy was the world's commodity. The @EconBritain argues that intangible commodities such as data… https://t.co/os3AkR0Dql
— Matthew Leopold (mattleopold) 03/27/2019

Matthew Leopold

Economist UK Twitter (03/27/2019)

Geopolitics of Europe and the Iron Law of Evolutionary Biology

Europe after the Brexit, NATO 70 summit and Turkish geopolitical vertigo. By Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic. (01/29/2019)

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Kosovo Ghost Court Delays Justice to Victims and Their Families

Tragedy and inaction follows war crimes court, Specialist Chamber and Specialist Prosecutor’s Office, in prosecuting members of the KLA. By Judge Dean B. Pineles. (04/26/2018)

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How Can Parity Be More Proportional?

The issue of sovereignty and Bosnia-Herzegovina. By Dr. Zlatko Hadžidedic. (04/11/2018)

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The European Commission's Strategy for the Western Balkans: Bureaucrats' Crusade

Whatt's the reality for the European Commission's target date of 2025 for some of the Balkan countries to join? By Prof. Zlatko Hadžidedic. (02/17/2018)

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