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Green politics in a defensive crouch as priorities shift elsewhere

EU Ferry Biedermann - December 5, 2024.

Green politics are in for a rough ride the next few years, as voters across the globe have made clear over the past twelve months...

A turning point in the principal link of NATO's border to the east

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - December 3, 2024.

The Romanian Constitutional Court has put an end to a brief period of uncertainty in the election game full of shifts, allowing Romanians to go...

On which departments of the new European Commission will the future of the EU depend most?

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 29, 2024.

In 2019, the former president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, appealed to the member states not to rush into replacing the commission members who...

A similar existential threat pushed the EU and South Korea towards concluding a security agreement

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 21, 2024.

The European Union and South Korea rapidly reacted to major changes in international circumstances that directly affected them and concluded the Security and Defence Partnership...

Romania goes to the polls in the shadow of Trump and Russian interference claims  

EU Ferry Biedermann - November 21, 2024.

The scenario is simple: The Trump administration will allow Putin to dismantle Ukraine or force it into a destructive deal. An emboldened Russia will seek...

The initiative to ban the AfD—a risky pre-election move  

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 18, 2024.

A long-announced initiative to ban the far-right AfD party has entered the German Bundestag, opening an uncertain process fraught with political risks for German democracy. 113...

Austria cancels Russian gas — a blow for the pro-Russian far right

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - November 16, 2024.

The outgoing Austrian government has taken a significant political and economic step by effectively cancelling its gas supply contract with Russian state giant Gazprom this...

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