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Are European Elections Vulnerable to Cyber-attacks?
Free and fair elections are the backbone of democratic structures. Since the 2016 US presidential…
What is 5G and why should you be worried
The first thing to understand is that 5G is still being developed. While the basics of the…
The paralysis on Syria
At the EU and UN organised event 78 delegation pledged a combined sum of nearly €8.3 billion for…
European naval anti-smuggling operation Sophia will continue, but won’t be naval anymore
Operation Sophia was launched in June 2015 with the aim to fight human trafficking and smuggling…
The European Responsibility to Act Against Killer Robots
At the UN level action against lethal autonomous robots has been stalled by a few key countries:…
V4 Grows Distant from Western Allies over Violence against Women
Although Slovakia’s election of Zuzana Caputova may seem like a step forward for women’s…
How does the kremlin carry out cyber-attacks in Europe?
While all countries are now having to react to the potential of cyber-attacks, Estonia knows from…
Turkish Regional Elections Could Change National Politics
On one side of the election standoff was Erdoğan’s Justice and Development Party (AKP), along with…
Italian Dangerous Gamble: The Belt and Road Initiative and Growing Chinese Influence
Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Italy between 21st and 23rd of March. According to…
Analyses
From poster boys to the bottom of the league
Although the Visegrad Group’s members are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the collapse of…
TurkStream Tightens Kremlin’s Grip Over Balkan Energy
The new natural gas pipeline running from the Black Sea to Turkey forms part of a ring of Russian…
Balkan Media Scene and Russian Influence
Regardless of the post-war Western investments into the democratisation of the media, much of the…
The Bear never sleeps: The Position of the Serbian-Russian Humanitarian Centre in Niš
In an attempt to prevent a potential humanitarian crisis threatening its population, Serbia has…
Serbian Guns Have Consequences for The Balkans and Beyond
Serbia’s military industry build-up brings money and has the potential to reshape the country's…
European Unity, Transatlantic Strength and Global Vision
There is no need to rehash the long list of developments that have undermined European security in…
Interviews
We have to help refugees, fight populism and work with EU says Jobbik deputy
Hungarian Jobbik party is gearing up for the 8 April elections. As the ruling Fidesz party consumed…
We have to fight political Islam with militant democracy, says Cliteur
Paul Bernard Cliteur is Dutch professor of jurisprudence at Leiden University. We interviewed him…
Africa needs billions for development, hotspots should be in Chad and Niger, says migration expert
Migration into Italy has declined this year in the light of a deal between Italy and armed groups…
V4 cooperation is intensive, EU needs more focus on defence, says Czech FM
An interview with Lubomir Zaoralek (CSSD) about foreign policy after three and a half years as…
