“Iran associates itself with the camp of evil”
Witold Wasczykowski, member of the European Parliament and a former Polish foreign minister on the
“Orbán’s rhetoric that the EU has no legitimacy is just bogus”
This is Part Two of the interview with Dr. Tom Theuns, assistant professor of Political
More than “strategic intimacy”?
The first meeting of the European Political Community was held in Prague - it remains
“Can EU members really accept a union with autocratic states?”
Tom Theuns, assistant professor of Political Theory and European Politics, on how the European Union
Iran protests trigger calls for EU sanctions
The EU considers how to react to Iran’s violent crackdown in the wake of Mahsa
EU moves to ban forced labour products
Will the plan now outlined by the European Commission affect EU relations with China? Read
Is Hungary a full democracy?
The European Parliament has adopted an unprecedented resolution on the state of democracy in Hungary.
Von der Leyen wants to redistribute €140 billion in excess profits
The European Commission urges member states to intervene in energy markets to prevent a further
Preventing an energy crisis: Is the EU’s strategy working?
Six months after the beginning of Russia's brutal war against Ukraine we ask the question:
Two years on: Was the EU’s vaccine strategy effective?
A report by the European Court of Auditors provides some answers, but also criticizes a
