The world is going through a period of profound upheaval[1]. Some time ago, a question began to surface at international conferences and in the media: Is the era that shaped the post-Cold War order still current? As discussions in Davos and Munich have shown, this question has gradually given way to a thought-provoking conclusion. For many, that era is over. The rules, assumptions, and habits that structured international life no longer function as they once did. Yet th...Lire la suite

The European Commission’s EU Inc. proposal will give entrepreneurs a single company that works across the Union. Estonia has run most of the programme since 2014. The fastest way to prove that the new regime works is to pilot it in Estonia, where the digital systems already work, then take the results to Brussels as evidence.

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   In 2026, Europe is set to become an even stronger bastion for women's rights. A pioneer on the world stage, the European Union is translating its values into a set of guarantees to ensure the best possible situation for women. Behind certain regulations lies a political project with a new ambition: to transform the ethical values that form the very foundations of the European project into a tangible reality. In this area, European standards, which are always the result of discuss...Lire la suite

The question of what the Western Balkans want from the European Union is currently addressed in two different ways[1]. The Western Balkans comprise Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro[2], Kosovo, Northern Macedonia and Albania, six states that have made European integration a major national objective and are therefore at ...Lire la suite

In a rapidly changing world marked by profound geopolitical upheavals, the European Union's internal security is inevitably affected. The current realignment of international relations is placing increasing pressure on the EU's internal security, making the structural threats already facing Member States even more complex and unpredictable. These threats are constantly shifting in nature and intensity: organised crime and terrorism increasingly rely on cybercrime and the exploitation of new t...Lire la suite