Since 2017, the UNHCR estimates that more than 2,700 people have died or gone missing while trying to reach Europe via the Mediterranean sea. In 2016, around 362,000 migrants and refugees took the risk of crossing the Mediterranean, and while...
It has been four years since the sovereign debt-crisis struck the Greek economy. EU and IMF officials struck a deal with Syriza, the left-wing government that led Greece at the time, on the condition that they enact deep fiscal cuts...
It is well known that the new European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen has the objective of strengthening industrial integration in the military field, continuing the policy begun during the last legislature. This also appears in the creation...
Brussels is about to head into turmoil as the EU’s presidential nominees are likely to be questioned in the coming weeks by parliamentary committees and investigators. This is all a part of ongoing inquiries that have every chance of derailing...
Tensions between Iran and the US seem to show no sign of easing. The BBC reports that the Adrian Darya-1, the oil tanker seized in Gibraltar in July with the help of British forces over fears it was heading to...
From Theresa May to Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, a series of unelected officials have had their chance to shape the future of the UK. Now the Queen, who’s supposed to be little more than a figurehead, has the final...
With the fall of Prime Minister Conte of Italy, Italians appear to be inching closer towards the ultimate goal of Italian nationalists: the Italian withdrawal from the European Union (EU). Across the pond, Prime Minister Boris Johnson of the United...
It took less than a year for Giuseppe Conte to change his mind. The so-called “lawyer of the Italian people” and widely known as being proudly “populist” now takes it back. He is no longer taking aim at the European...
The Guardian reports that Ireland’s Deputy Prime Minister Simon Coveney recently told a Paris conference that the EU has no intention of revising its plans for an Irish backstop. He told his audience, which included Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay, that...
Russian president Vladimir Putin’s visit to France was welcomed as a turning point in the EU’s policy towards Moscow. As we pointed out a short while ago on InsideOver , now that the Russiagate storm has fizzled out, by ensuring...