E.U. member states launched the Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP) in 1998. The aim of the policy instrument referred at the time as the
La France de 2020 n’est plus celle de 1920, ni celle de la Libération. Elle est aujourd’hui, notamment en raison d’une immigration progressive extra-européenne qui
This second volume of essays on Central Asia and the Caucasus post-Covid-19 is published only a few months after the first volume saw the light
Ms de Groot’s paper on the impact of Brexit on trade between the United Kingdom and the European Union is a much-needed balanced perspective on
The UK Government and the EU have agreed a third extension of the Article 50 period. The latest extension was confirmed on 29 October, two
The House of Lords EU Select Committee has today published its report on the revised EU Withdrawal Agreement and the Political Declaration on future UK-EU
At the end of 2018, I met with our troops during Trident Juncture, NATO’s largest exercise since the Cold War. Over 50,000 men and women
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By Sreemoy Talukdar For Firstpost.com – As global coronavirus cases cross one million and deaths near 60,000, at what point do we point a finger at
