The Hungary Election: Could this be the end for Orbán?
In a show of solidarity, a group of right-wing leaders, including Giorgia Meloni, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Javier Milei, appeared last month in a
Data Embassies – A New Approach to State Sovereignty in the Digital Age
In the current age, data is power. It is the foundation of so much of the modern world from transport, communication to healthcare.
The Bulgarian Supermarket Boycotts: Standing up to Consumer Exploitation
The global cost of living crisis has impacted many households across Europe and beyond. It is becoming increasingly difficult for people, especially larger
Opinion: Innovation Crisis — How Europe’s Regulatory Burdens are Impacting Their Workforce
Population decline and decreasing numbers in the workforce are issues that impact many countries globally, both within Europe and outside of its borders.
Opinion: Decentralisation in Action – How Local Authorities Sustain Bulgaria Amidst Political Chaos
Every country requires both local and centralized authorities to effectively manage various aspects of governance. However, can a nation maintain efficiency in the
The EU’s Bid to Redirect Derivatives Clearing Post-Brexit
In the aftermath of Brexit, Brussels has embarked on a mission to reroute derivatives clearing away from London. The revised regulations entail EU-based banks and
Opinion: ‘Una, grande y libre’. The Radicalisation of the National Discourse in Democratic Spain.
As the PSOE reaches a variety of deals with numerous political parties across the spectrum in order to secure Sánchez’s reinstatement as Spain’s
Opinion: Aitana Bonmatí and Cultural Hatred
Aitana Bonmati, midfielder for FC Barcelona’s women’s team, won the Ballon d’Or 2023. Undoubtedly the world’s best player by some distance in the
Juan Carlos I: Puppet King or Mastermind?
Forty years have passed since the attempted coup d’etat on the 23rd of February 1981 carried out by some rebel forces found within
Change or continuity: Angela Merkel and her foreign policy legacy
In her fifteen years as Chancellor, Angela Merkel has defined the very essence of ‘what it means to be German’. Pragmatism, consensus, and