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Welcome to the April Edition of European Studies Review! This month, we explore the crucial issues at the intersection of European Union affairs and global governance. Join us as we analyze the significance of Article 42(7) of the Treaty on European Union in the shadow of NATO’s Article 5, probing whether it could be the true security guarantee for the EU.

In this edition, we examine the implications of the Rwanda Bill, where government-driven narratives clash with human rights concerns, highlighting the delicate balance between political power and legal integrity. Additionally, we analyze the complexities surrounding the Spitzenkandidaten process ahead of the 2024 Election.

Discover more in this new edition of European Studies Review, where we uncover the complexities and challenges shaping the EU’s role in security and governance on the global stage.

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Latest Articles

Delve into the clash between British Migration Policy and Multilateralism in James Kemmy’s thought-provoking analysis, “British Migration Policy Versus Multilateralism: An Ideological Dogfight?” Despite Brexit’s aim to “Take Back Control,” migration to the UK has ironically surged. Read it here.

Discover more about the ongoing journey towards achieving Women’s Rights in Mariana Matias dos Santos’s insightful analysis, “Tomorrow Also Matters.” Despite progress, the Gender Equality Index of 2023 reveals persistent challenges. Read it here.

Explore the complexities of migration and its impact on the Mediterranean region in Federica Attianese’s latest analysis. With the 2024 European Elections coming, understanding migration dynamics is crucial. Read it here.

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European Studies Review is a peer-reviewed journal which involves students and recent graduates in publishing opinion pieces and research articles regarding European affairs. Run by students and recent graduates, European Studies Review is composed of a team of enthusiastic and passionate young people across Europe.

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