The European Union towards its strategic autonomy
The EU international agenda has sometimes lacked strategic autonomy when dealing with an ever-changing global scenario. This has diminished the EU’s ability to have a […]
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Democracy: Between fights for freedom and against hybrid warfare
Non-conventional warfare poses one of the biggest threats to democratic countries in the 21st century. Despite having an undeniable economic – as well as technological […]
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A Critical Look: The EU’s Critical Engagement Policy Towards North Korea
Since 1995, the EU has loosely followed a policy known as “Critical Engagement” towards North Korea (the DPRK). However, it has failed to realise its […]
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Under new circumstances – The future MFF and the COVID-19 pandemic
The “Multiannual Financial Framework” (MFF), for the period 2021-2027, presented by the European Commission on 2nd May 2018, constitutes the future priorities of the European […]
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Chinese Influence in Serbia as a Factor of European Integrations
There is a common perception, or rather a misconception, that the biggest obstacle on Serbia’s path towards the EU is Russian purported influence. Although it […]
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Call for Articles: EU & Europe
Since the year 2000, the motto of the European Union has been “United in Diversity”. 20 years and two crucial treaties later, it seems worthwhile […]
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IFAIR’s Series in Times of Corona: Today from Germany
North Rhine-Westphalia, March 28, 2020: A warm and sunny day, one of the first days of spring. People and plants alike are taking in every […]
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IFAIR’s Series in Times of Corona: Today from the UK
For British youth, it seems that Covid-19 is simply just another aggregate in the slurry of our current disillusionment. After years of whistleblowing the slow […]
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IFAIR’s Series in Times of Corona: Today from Serbia
There is no doubt the world is facing an unknown and unpredictable enemy, called COVID-19. In the light of that, every country has taken some […]
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Democracy Promotion by Small States: The Case of Estonia’s ‘Niche Diplomacy’ Approach in Ukraine
Introduction Democracy Promotion is an expensive undertaking, and doing it effectively requires expertise and time. While democracy promotion efforts by the United States and European […]
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