Thursday’s agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates to normalize relations is attracting its fair share of backlash in the Middle East. Predictably, Iran
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Prelude To A Minsk Summer?
The Belarusian government has moved to release thousands of detainees in an attempt to quell the growing number of protests around the nation in the
Pandemic Politics: Can COVID-19 Kill the EU?
When all is said and done, the COVID-19 pandemic might very well wind up being regarded as the straw that broke the European Union’s back.
Hungary’s Parliament Gives Orban Absolute Power
Today in Budapest the National Assembly, which is Hungary’s parliamentary body, approved the government’s request for the power to rule by decree for an indefinite
Pandemic Politics: In the Absence of EU Leadership….
While the Continent grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Union is struggling to step up and provide the leadership one would naturally expect from
Pandemic Politics: EU Prepares to Close Borders
Just days after pressing its member-states to keep their borders open amid the coronavirus outbreak on the continent, the European Union has thought better of
