Regrexit, or indefinite postponement?
The Brexit vote has wrought so much devastation on the British political stage that it is not inconceivable that it will never happen.
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The reversibility of Europe
Since 1972, 58 referendums have been held on the EU and Europe. In the case of Brexit there will also be consequences, and much more profound.
Spanish elections on 26 June: Have Spaniards fallen out of love with Europe?
The EU has been, and continues to be, an essential frame of reference for Spain. However, now those with an unfavourable view of Europe are a majority.
Everyone’s off to a Warsaw under scrutiny
NATO summit is to be held in Warsaw on 8 and 9 July. The EU has instigated into the Polish government for ‘systematically threatening’ the rule of law.
Is China a market economy?
China believes it has the right to Market Economy Status (MES) at the WTO automatically. The EU’s so-called ‘anti-dumping front’ does not see it this way.
Careful about making Russia the enemy
Can a country like Russia really be an enemy for the EU, for the European members of NATO and the US? The answer seems negative.
Is Hugo Chávez still there?
The chaos has reached unimaginable dimensions after Hugo Chávez's “physical departure” and the arrival, orchestrated by the deceased, of Nicolás Maduro.
Why people join ISIS
Why do young European-Arab Muslims, and converts, go to join the Islamic State (ISIS or Daesh) to fight or sacrifice themselves?
Woman with leadership skills needed for complex global organisation
It seems the time may have come for one of the most difficult diplomatic jobs on the planet, that of UN Secretary-General, to go to a woman.
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