By Anita Eugenia Caproni Migration remains deeply political, as evolving power dynamics bring national interests back to the forefront. Within this framework, the 2023 Memorandum of Understanding between EU and Tunisia reflects a blend of bypassed institutional competencies, the influence of Italy and the Netherlands, and Ursula von der Leyen’s personal ambitions. Tunisia is treatedContinue reading “EU Migration Diplomacy In a Shifting World Order: The Tunisian Case”
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How does the European Parliament work?
By Nina Cullen What is the European Parliament? The European Parliament (EP) is one of the main decision-making bodies of the European Union (EU) and the only one that is directly elected by its citizens. It represents people across the 27 EU member states and shapes laws that impact over 447 million people. The EPContinue reading “How does the European Parliament work?”
Moldova’s EU referendum and the EU’s laissez-faire
By Jordy Benooit On Sunday the 20th of October, 2024, Moldovans voted to enshrine their desire for European Union membership into their country’s constitution. The aim: to prevent future governments from reversing the country’s accession process. The pro-EU side won with a razor thin majority, totalling just 50.4% of the vote. Praises and victory speechesContinue reading “Moldova’s EU referendum and the EU’s laissez-faire”
EU-Mauritania Pact: Strategic Partnership to Tackle Illegal Migration and Geopolitical Challenges
By Frederik Steinhauser Introduction Mauritania’s strategic location has positioned it as a key hub for migration, with a growing number of migrants in recent years. This trend reflects the well-known instability in the Sahel region, contributing to heightened insecurity and migration flows. Currently, Mauritania hosts a significant number of refugees, many of whom are attemptingContinue reading “EU-Mauritania Pact: Strategic Partnership to Tackle Illegal Migration and Geopolitical Challenges”
The EU’s Acceleration Towards Climate Neutrality: A Hopeful Future?
By Federica Attianese On April 29th, 2024, the European Parliament approved the text of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), the new due diligence directive requiring companies to reduce their negative impact on the environment and human rights, and the new Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standards for non-listed Small and Medium Enterprises (ESRS VSME) areContinue reading “The EU’s Acceleration Towards Climate Neutrality: A Hopeful Future?”
British Migration Policy Versus Multilateralism: An Ideological Dogfight?
By James Kemmy Regional disintegration, pursued by Britain via Brexit, was notoriously supposed to “Take Back Control” and to realise an ambition of constructing sovereign borders within a contemporary global order. Although the Eurosceptic referendum campaign was largely driven by the promise to cut numbers of arrivals to British shores, migration to the UK has,Continue reading “British Migration Policy Versus Multilateralism: An Ideological Dogfight?”
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