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Low water levels in the Danube have caused serious disruption to electricity generation, transportation, and tourism. Years of spending on the fight against climate change have led to nothing.
Drought on the Danube Threatens Regional Economic Growth
Large-scale wildfires and EU States’ inability to combat natural disasters increase insurance risks and households’ insurance costs.
Europe’s Insurance Market in Crisis
Migration challenges, promises, and the determination to tackle an emergency. When theory fails to match practice. When theory fails to match practice, promises must be tested against reality in ever-changing contexts.
The Changing Patterns Of Migration In Europe
In 1941, Bertolt Brecht wrote a play, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, a satire on Adolf Hitler's rise to power. "The womb from which the foul beast sprang is still fertile" is a line from its epilogue. Brecht was right: here we are once again.
Nazism Was Not An Exclusively German Cancer
Little by little, from Pompidou to Valery Giscard d'Estaing, from Francois Mitterrand to Jacques Chirac - who defeated Jean-Marie Le Pen, father of today's Obersturmfuhrer, in the second round of the 2002 presidential election - France saw the quality of its political personnel decline while the influence of the "American Friend" grew.
Rolling Downhill
As climate change displaces millions and threatens entire nations, governments continue to treat environmental action as a secondary concern.
How Much for the Planet? The Dance of the Millions…
The relevance of the European Union in the global changes that are affecting international decisions all over the world and its role as an important player.
European Union Challenges
The incursion of tens of thousands of migrants into Ceuta is not the first instance of Moroccan pressure on Spain. Europe lacks a system for countering this weapon.
Morocco Using Migrants as a Weapon
The incident has demonstrated the hypocrisy of the European Union’s migration policy and degradation of its leaders.
Ceuta, a Pretext for an All-European Row
The European Union is trying to turn its digital policy from a set of fragmented initiatives into an instrument of geopolitical influence.
Europe Seeks Digital Sovereignty Through Partnerships that Are Almost Non-Existent
