Every week, the head editors of the European Review gather and analyze the most salient topics of the week, and present them to you in the form of a easy-to-read digest. This week’s highlights include recent manifestations of Polish nationalism, banking scandals, and Florence’s role as capital of culture this year.
Read MoreEvery week, the head editors of the European Review gather and analyze the most salient topics of the week, and present them to you in the form of a easy-to-read digest. Enjoy!
Read MoreEvery week, the head editors of the European Review gather and analyze the most salient topics of the week, and present them to you in the form of a easy-to-read digest. Enjoy!
Read MoreEvery week, the head editors of the European Review gather and analyze the most salient topics of the week, and present them to you in the form of a easy-to-read digest. Enjoy!
Read MoreFor Sweden and Finland, the question of NATO accession is one that will persist for at least as long as tensions between Russia and the West endure as a part of what some are calling the “Cold War 2.0.” Regardless, Sweden and Finland should not make decisions on the future of their military alliances and other cooperative security measures based solely on fears of Russian reprisal. To do so would be to deny their own sovereignty and reward Russia’s disregard for the external and internal sovereignty of other countries.
Read MoreA nineteenth-century drama in a post-modern European Union. From 2012 to 2018, a combination of atavistic claims to nationhood, recent economic disputes, and a perceived lack of control over local affairs has propelled the pro-independence movement in Catalonia. Separatism and regional nationalism has reignited the ancient debate over borders, authority, and shared sovereignty in the European Union.
Read MoreThe reasons for Catalonia’s recent independence referendum are multifarious: the region’s unique culture and language, its economic prosperity and the disparity between the funds it sends to Madrid and those it receives. In addition to these more sedate motives, Catalonian independence has also been cast as a fight against oppression. When Spanish police violently attempted to prevent the independence referendum, a narrative emerged of a tyrannical Spanish national government threatening freedom and democracy.
Read MoreThe integration of EU member defense institutions will improve security across Europe, but can only be accomplished through doctrinalization and subsidization from within. With effective consensus between European partners, a robust subsidy regime will likely follow.
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Every week, the head editors of the European Review gather and analyze the most salient topics of the week, and present them to you in the form of a easy-to-read digest. This week’s highlights include recent manifestations of Polish nationalism, banking scandals, and Florence’s role as capital of culture this year.
Every week, the head editors of the European Review gather and analyze the most salient topics of the week, and present them to you in the form of a easy-to-read digest. Enjoy!
Every week, the head editors of the European Review gather and analyze the most salient topics of the week, and present them to you in the form of a easy-to-read digest. Enjoy!
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