Future of Europe
The short-sightedness of the EU’s long term energy infrastructure vision
On 14 October the European Commission made public its selection of the first set of Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) regarding Europe’s energy infrastructure.
EU urges reopening of stalled membership talks with Turkey, despite failures
The EC would like the talks on Turkey’s full EU membership, frozen for the past three years, to be renewed and greater attention paid to incorporating the issue of fundamental rights into negotiations with the country.
Cyprus: small sized but strategically located
Despite its small size, Cyprus has a role to play a the Middle Eastern scenario and in the EU’s relations with Turkey, Egypt and Israel.
The Gibraltar crisis and the measures, options and strategies open to Spain
What options and strategies are open to Spain in its historical dispute with the UK over Gibraltar? A crisis again broke out with Gibraltar and the UK in July and August of 2013 over the sinking of an artificial reef in waters traditionally exploited by Spanish fishermen.
Merkel’s safe pair of hands now carry a heavy burden
Despite being subjected to intense criticism from abroad, the results show the enormous support for Merkel’s leadership style in managing the Eurozone crisis.
All that remains sound between Spain and the UK
The relations between the UK and Spain are extremely close-knit and should not be allowed to be jeopardised by the Gibraltarian government’s recent actions.
After the storm: international monetary implications of a reborn euro
A reborn Euro Zone will have more international monetary power, but it is unclear if it will be a stabilising or a destabilising force for the IMS.
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