Agnese Olmati analyses the next step of EU enlargement strategy: 2025 & the Balkans. What are the main challenges, but also the different visions?
Author: Euroculturer Magazine
After Daphne Caruana Galizia, another journalist, Jan Kuciak, has been slain on European soil. What will it take for the EU to do something?
Brexit has shaken the foundations of the EU. Linda Piersma analyses opportunities in the new situation.
Africa and Europe's borders coincide in the Spanish port cities of Ceuta and Melilla. Rick Terpstra addresses the violations that migrants face here.
Angela Medendorp explains how the gas lobby is threatening Europe's sustainable energy future.
The American Foreign Secretary Henry Kissinger famously once asked 'Who do I call when I want to call Europe?' The modern day version coming from Rex Tillerson might be, 'Who do I call, email, text, tweet…', but the premise remains the same – who does one call to get the lowdown on Europe?
Europe has bigger problems than Brexit and the far right, and it involves escalators.
Read about what it means to work for an NGO in Africa as an intern, from Euroculture's alumnus Noémi Kalocsay.
German elections: Angela Merkel has won another term, the SPD has taken a hit, and the far-right has won seats in the Bundestag. Wong Tsz sheds light on how it all went down.
What does America First mean for Europe? Alexander Pitts reflects on President Trump's speech to the UN General Assembly.
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