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Europe has little time to protect itself from the ecological time-bomb

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 26, 2024.

The frequent transportation of Russian oil near its shores poses an enormous environmental risk, and Europe has limited time and effective ways to protect itself. Every...

Europe’s space competitiveness falls into a black hole  

EU Ferry Biedermann - October 24, 2024.

Europe’s once thriving space industry is being buffeted by international competition, particularly from Elon Musk with his SpaceX and Starlink ventures. The sector exemplifies the...

Referendum in Moldova – an alarm for the EU

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 21, 2024.

The just concluded referendum in Moldova on EU accession brought relief to Brussels due to the thin but still greater than half support for the...

Europe’s emerging migration paradigm: draconian across the political spectrum

EU Ferry Biedermann - October 17, 2024.

Listening to many European politicians in recent weeks, one might be forgiven for thinking that the EU is facing no more serious challenge than the...

Lithuania is waiting for a social democratic government—an exception in the wave of the rise of the right in the EU

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 13, 2024.

In today's first round of parliamentary elections, Lithuania is expecting a shift in the ruling establishment. All prospects point to the departure of ruling centre-right...

Former Taiwanese president on European tour—what should Beijing fear?

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 11, 2024.

Taiwan is trying to keep the European Union's attention focused on tensions in East Asia due to China's increasingly pronounced economic and security pressures on...

Does the EU have a way to overcome fatigue from Viktor Orbán?  

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 10, 2024.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is positioning himself as a key European partner for the US in case Donald Trump wins the presidential election on...

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