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“Cleopatra's nose, had it been shorter, the whole face of the world would have been changed”. This famous quote of French mathematician Blaise Pascal...
If Pope Urban II. had tweeted „Deus vult!“ in 1095, how many re-tweets would he have received?
‘Following’ and...
One of the oddest trends after the Brexit-referendum in 2016 saw hundreds of British...
The erstwhile periphery may now be labelled as "central" – but at the center of what, in the end, lies that region...
Illegal migration into the European Union...
The traditionally German-speaking Alpine region of Südtirol (South Tyrol) became a part of Italy after the First World...
In its legislative proposal...
The EU’s principle of subsidiarity is rooted in Catholic social thought. It offers guidance...
Lors de leur transition politique dans les années 1990, les trois pays baltes souhaitent...
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Post-Soviet...
Regionalism is not always the desire for greater independence...
The European citizenship, created in 1993, has been conceived as a way to legitimise the...
The alleged dichotomy between the ‘religious’ and the ‘political’...
Russia’s power over Central Asia perfectly illustrates the notion of a ‘sphere of influence’: A hegemon exerts power...
Not only three actors were involved in the crisis over the status of Jerusalem – not only the U.S., Israel, and...
One of the actual creators of the common electricity market, the...
On 30 November 2016, the European Commission released the latest legislative initiative in the energy field entitled “Clean...
Despite the creation of many legal instruments over the last sixty years, energy policy in the EU...
The 5th Eastern Partnership...
Le développement d’un monde multipolaire passe notamment par la création de...
Dans La mémoire collective, livre publié en 1950 le sociologue Maurice...
"Siebenbürgen, Land des Segens“, in English „Transylvania, land...
Krastev prend les chemins de la nostalgie dans son livre « Le...
After the British people demonstrated their will to leave the EU in a referendum...
Durant les heures et les jours qui suivirent les résultats du Brexit, les moteurs de recherche ont été...
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Why do China and Poland view each other as significant partners under the 16+1 formula? Based on...
Dormant Caspian gas is now waiting near Baku to flow westwards – not via the shortest route...
The Visegrad countries’ total Official Development Assistance flows...
Bien que les pays d’Europe centrale soient devenus au cours des...
Though the Hungarian minority in the West of Ukraine is not the largest one in the country, it could still...
The Foreign Ministries of contested entities such as Abkhazia and South Ossetia are active in managing (low-level) diplomatic relationships across the world. Almost 80% of their diplomatic engagements reach countries beyond their patron Russia. Given that no meaningful economic or military ties bind them to such partner countries, this may be regarded as an interesting puzzle.
Illegal migration into the European Union has been dominating the political discourse over the last months both on national and European level. The social problems in connection with illegal migration have their effects on the results of the national parliamentary elections, as it can be seen in the case of Italy: Lega and MoVimento 5 Stelle (M5S) both have strong anti-migration policies, which will have a strong impact on Italy’s bilateral relations with Libya. Libya is the main point of departure in illegal migration to the European Union, since the EU-Turkey deal came into force in 2016, so the stabilization of the fragile Libyan situation would affect the European political discourse.
Greece and Serbia start their national movements under similar circumstances, share their goals and follow the same examples, but a different social landscape and diverse historic paths combined with non-comparable cultural, linguistic and religious realities end up shaping those movements differently.
The traditionally German-speaking Alpine region of Südtirol (South Tyrol) became a part of Italy after the First World War – today, South Tyrol is an exemplary autonomous region where the rights of German-speakers are widely protected. How did South Tyrol become the autonomous region it is today? In order to explain, we need to understand the region’s history and Austria’s role as the “protector” of the German-speakers of South Tyrol.
As the New Year begins, it is time to look back at what we achieved in 2017. For Nouvelle Europe, 2017 was a year of successful conferences, numerous articles and four, widely read dossiers on diverse topics.