Myanmar’s (In)direct Military Rule
On the 1st of February 2021, Myanmar woke up to a military coup. The army’s ultimate authority, commander-in-chief Min Aung Hlaing, took over the parliament […]
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Bangladesh Plans to Relocate Rohingyas to the Remote Island of Bhasan Char
In 2015, the government of Bangladesh proposed a relocation of the displaced Rohingyas to Bhasan Char island, in the Bay of Bengal, under its Ashrayan […]
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Another View at the Rohingya Crisis: Women Stuck in the Barriers of Stigma
‘The crisis situation disproportionately affects women, girls, and the most vulnerable and marginalized Rohingya refugee population groups by reinforcing, perpetuating, exacerbating pre-existing, persistent gender inequalities, […]
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Regional Hegemony and the Loss of a 12,000 year old World Heritage Site: Hasankeyf
Two weeks ago, the third turbine of the controversial Ilisu Dam, located on the Tigris river in Turkey’s southeastern Batman province, was launched. The dam, […]
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The Domestic Impact of European Public Policies on Agriculture
Only one week ago on October 23rd the European Parliament voted on the newest reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) which provoked protests by […]
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Why Africa should lead the future of the World Trade Organization
One of the most hotly contested leadership races of international consequence is drawing attention to the happenings in Geneva. The World Trade Organization (WTO), the […]
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Die Klimapolitik Polens in der Europäischen Union
1. Einleitung Während der Klimakonferenz der Vereinten Nationen in Madrid im Dezember 2019 veröffentlichten „Germanwatch“, das „Climate Action Network“ und das „New Climate Institute“ eine […]
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The Hungarian Perspective about the European Public Prosecutor’s Office
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) will start its work in November 2020, and will comprise 22 Member States of the European Union. The 5 […]
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The ongoing conflict between migration policy and European Union democracy
Introduction Is it truly possible to form a co-dependent syndicate out of internationally independent States? Can a group of sovereign states achieve a unification which […]
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The EU’s foreign policy dog is biting its own unanimity tail
The standstill on the path towards a united EU foreign policy is widely attributed to the fact that due to the unanimity rule in the […]
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