Greenpeace’s courtroom strategy raises eyebrows on both sides of the Atlantic
Greenpeace, one of the most well-known NGOs in the world, may be on the verge of bankruptcy, following a loss in a US Court...
Keeping America In: Europe’s Urgent NATO Challenge
By Hannes Hólmsteinn Gissurarson. Professor Emeritus of Politics at the University of Iceland
NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, was founded in 1949 to keep the...
“European policymakers must stop treating Iran as simply a regional irritant”...
In an interview with Brussels Report, Matthew Robinson, Director of the Euro-Gulf Information Centre, comments the ongoing developments related to the war in Iran....
EU Trade Policy at a Crossroads
At the end of March, the European Parliament approved the trade agreement concluded between the EU and the US last summer to stabilise their...
Why Iceland Should Remain in the EEA and outside the EU
By Prof. Dr. Iur. Dr. rer. pol. h.c. Carl Baudenbacher, former President of the EFTA Court (2003-2017), Visiting Professor at the London School of...
The EU’s Rail Dream Is a Nightmare for Taxpayers
By Francesco Ramella, Research Fellow, Istituto Bruno Leoni, and Emelie Franzén, Research & Content Coordinator, EPICENTER – European Policy Information Centre
When former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta...
Europe’s Hostility Toward Domestic Fossil Fuel Exploration Comes at a Cost
Rising energy prices as a result of the Iran crisis are having an effect on the energy policy debate in Europe. Greta Thunberg, once...
The Geopolitical Significance of the EU-India Trade Deal
By Sumit Singh, a freelance journalist based in New Delhi
The recent conclusion of the India–European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) marks a pivotal moment...
Ultra-Processed Foods: The Elephant in the Kitchen of Modern Nutrition
By Dr. Guy-André Pelouze, a French cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon
The new dietary recommendations from the U.S. administration represent a discreet and cautious break with...
The EU Commission’s Legislative Monopoly Must End
By Julian Hedges
In the long corridors of the Berlaymont, the College of Commissioners wields a power that would be the envy of any executive....
