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Unlocking the Potential of QMV in the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy
The Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) is one of the few remaining policy areas of the European Union (EU) that still requires unanimity. At a time when the EU…
Do Saudi Arabia Have Nuclear Weapons?
The possibility of Saudi Arabia possessing nuclear weapons is a topic of…
China-EU relations Represent A Benefit or Disadvantage?
Historical relations China-EU Colonialism in China, which initially started in only a…
Will Russia Attack US With Nuclear Weapons? (2023)
In recent years, the specter of nuclear war has once again infiltrated…
Unveiling the Nexus: Belgian Judiciary’s Covert Collaboration with Intelligence Services
In a shocking turn of events, recent revelations have exposed that the…
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Antonela Dhimolea is an expert…
Favour Amarachi is an international…
Dmitri Shikhov is an independent…
War latest updates:The nuclear nightmare that almost took out the East Coast
Switzerland Considers Joining Two of EU’s Military Projects to Boost Defence Cooperation
As Switzerland gears up to enhance its defence cooperation with neighbouring countries, it is exploring whether to join two of the European Union's (EU) military projects. The projects in question…
China-EU relations Represent A Benefit or Disadvantage?
Historical relations China-EU Colonialism in China, which initially started in only a…
Crisis in Belgian Justice: The Qatargate Scandal and Ministerial Missteps
In Belgium, recent events have cast a long shadow over the Ministry…
Belgium Takes a Stand: UAE Ambassador Recalled Amid Defamation Scandal
Growing backlash against the United Arab Emirates' involvement in a defamation campaign…
Shaping the Game: The UAE’s Shrewd Intelligence Network in Europe
The Dark Side of Surveillance: Unraveling the UAE's Intelligence Network in Europe…
Corruption Scandal Rocks European Union Institutions
The recent corruption scandal in the European Union has sent shockwaves throughout…
EU losing AI battle without Brexit Britain
The UK Government is investing £100 million in the development of Artificial…
Police Arrest Nearly 300 in Dark Web Drug Bust in US and Europe
Law enforcement agencies across the United States and Europe recently carried out…
UAE’s Dark Side: Human Rights Abuses and Smear Tactics Involving ALP Services
In recent years, the United Arab Emirates has been implicated in a…
The UAE’s Propaganda Machine in France: A Closer Look at Lobbying
This essay sheds light on the discreet yet effective lobbying efforts carried…
African Lobbying Networks in the EU: Cross-Continental Influence
Lobbying, a pivotal aspect of policy influence, plays a significant role in…
Big Tech Increases Lobbying Spending in Brussels
The world's largest tech companies are becoming increasingly involved in the policymaking…
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Belgium Takes a Stand: UAE Ambassador Recalled Amid Defamation Scandal
Growing backlash against the United Arab Emirates' involvement in a defamation campaign linking European individuals to the Muslim Brotherhood and…
The Dark Side of Belgian Diplomacy: Espionage and Controversy
In a shocking turn of events, recent revelations have exposed a disturbing…
CIA’s Evolution and Preparedness
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), an embodiment of the United States' national…
Opinion
EU Ministers to Discuss Syria Sanctions Relief on January 27 in Brussels
Key Points European foreign ministers to meet in Brussels on January 27 to discuss potential sanctions relief on Syria. Meeting…
More delays to EU border technology risk fuelling right-wing populism
The European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) has been delayed yet again. Meanwhile, the ongoing migration crisis in Europe…
Luxembourg’s conscription policy represents a step backwards in Europe
Luxembourg once was at the vanguard of abolishing the obligatory military service. Recent proposals to reintroduce conscription would destroy the…
Western allies must help Ukraine in the war against Russia
The West must support Ukraine's offensive inside Russia – not just to weaken Moscow's military capabilities, but to signal that…
European Parliament Member Criticizes Von Der Leyen’s Handling of Gaza Crisis
In a bold and fiery critique, European Parliament member Clare Daly has publicly lambasted Ursula von der Leyen, President of…
Turkish Parliament Committee Approves Sweden’s NATO Bid Amidst Diplomatic Tensions
In a significant development, the Turkish parliament's foreign affairs committee has given its consent to Sweden's bid to join NATO,…
What is a Patriot Missile?
What is Patriot Missiles? Patriot missiles represent the pinnacle of the U.S. Army's prowess in air and missile defense systems,…
What is a Ballistic Missile (2024 Updated)
Ballistic missiles are powerful weapons that have played a significant role in shaping the modern world. These long-range missiles, capable…
Who is Winning The War in Ukraine? A Comprehensive Analysis
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, initiated by Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and intensified by a full-scale invasion in…
Is Nuclear War Imminent in 2023 or 2024?
The topic of nuclear war is a pressing concern in today's world, as tensions between major powers continue to rise.…
Understanding the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT)
The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) stands as a pivotal international accord, forged with the primary objective…
West and Middle East: From Muslim Perspective
The Western Asian landmass, commonly known as the Middle East in geographical terminology, is the home of all three Semitic…
Do Saudi Arabia Have Nuclear Weapons?
The possibility of Saudi Arabia possessing nuclear weapons is a topic of global significance and concern. It raises questions about…
Will Russia Attack US With Nuclear Weapons? (2023)
In recent years, the specter of nuclear war has once again infiltrated public discourse, rekindling memories of a bygone era…
China-EU relations Represent A Benefit or Disadvantage?
Historical relations China-EU Colonialism in China, which initially started in only a few treaty port areas during the 1840s, gradually…