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The strategic History of Terrorism: Analyzing the past and planning the future
The study of terrorism as a method of achieving strategic objectives has seen a generous number of disputes over the years from different scholars, mostly on the issue of defining …
Europe: The new war zone
The current attacks, have, subsequently, placed each and every citizen questioning whether there is a fine line between interesting times, and destructive times, questioning our own values, ideas, and raison d’etre, for if we fail to ensure the security of European citizens, then post 1945, have we actually succeeded, or just prolonged the curse of war on this continent?
Female Asylum Seekers
International Women's Day
The Cologne attacks aftermath and how they will shape Europe
Debating the actions that should be taken in light of the NYE Cologne attacks
Discussing Global Changes
A conversation with Prof. Giulio Sapelli, a Professor of Economic History at University of Milan and former member of the Board of ENI Spa, one of the leading oil and gas groups in the world.
25 Years of German Unity
The Reunification of Germany reminds Europe important it is to be united
II Trilateral Youth Forum „Germany, Russia, Ukraine: A Common Future?“
Call for Applications
The Balkans - the Alternative Solution to the Refugee Crisis
Can countries like Macedonia and Serbia help tackle the large influx of refugees seeking shelter in Europe?
Chaos and Shame in Europe – The Results of the Refugee Crisis
For months, refugees have desperately tried to enter Europe, escaping from violence in their home countries and in search of safety in Europe. For months, some EU member states have done everything possible to keep refugees out of their countries, doing everything to not fulfil their obligations as members of the Union.
Making the most out of EU trade
Germany takes advantage of global trade agreements, Britain should do the same
Top ten countries with the best infrastructure in the world
Six out of the top ten countries are European!
The Countries With The Most Students Studying Abroad
According to UNESCO students from Germany and France are among the most active students in the world who receive education abroad
Interview with Prof. Giancarlo Elia Valori
A conversation with Professor Giancarlo Elia Valori, a leading expert on international politics, discussing some of the most important areas of the planet. We talk about China, UK and US relations and the Italian role in the Mediterranean Sea.
Why We Shouldn’t Be Scared of Grexit
Grexit, Brexit, Hungexit: the European Union goes through its first serious proof test. We should do our best to keep every member of the Union – but not at any price.
Why Germany needs to wake up if it wants to play a global role
German military needs serious reforms if it wants to play a global security role
Berlin - The City of Memories
Germany's capital is a shining example of how preserving the memories and experiences of the past can help build a better future.
German spoken as a first language in Europe
German is the mother tongue of millions of people throughout Europe.
Review: Pour l’Europe, by Robert Schuman
A European book written more than 50 years ago, yet more current than ever.
The Two Founding Fathers
Every year on the 9th May, we find ourselves celebrating Europe Day. It was 65 years ago that the French foreign minister Robert Schuman presented the Schuman Declaration, which would lead to the creation of the European Coal and Steel Community. In other words the predecessor to today’s European Union. Even if Europe Day is also referred to as Schuman Day, there was another political figure, who played an equally important role, if not even more in some cases, in the new venture.
Infographic: Global Trust Levels
Trust levels in many governments are very loew
Is Islam part of Europe?
Pegida gets attention from all over the world, provoking debates on the preservation of European culture amid globalisation and on the threat of radical Islamism, especially after the Charlie Hebdo shooting. Integration and Islam have become topics that everyone feels concerned with: clearly, today Islam is part of Europe.
Pegida in Europe – Islam belongs to Europe
In 2010 German president Wulff said “Islam belongs to Germany” which was at that time widely debated and it might still be the case. But the spread of Pegida rallies and large counter-demonstrations around Europe shows: Islam is part of Europe.
Lá Fhéile Pádraig, Eoraip!
Christos Mouzeviris discusses the lack of pan-European media coverage of cultural festivities such as Saint Patrick's Day.
How World War II is Taught in Different European Countries - Part 1
The Youth Association for a Greater Europe has been talking to young Europeans about how World War II is being taught in their schools.
Germany Should Stop Killing the New Deutsche Mark
We all thank Germany for the Deutsche Mark’s strong foundations that the Euro was built on. Nonetheless, Germany should understand that in a family we solve the upcoming problems through dialogue and flexibility.
Nobody Is Happy in the Eurozone
The Greek debt drama is fueling the tension between the creditors from the North of Europe and the debtors (mostly) from the South. This complicated situation prompts many to ask: “Was the Eurozone such a good idea after all?”
Islamic Extremism in Germany?
The truth and facts about the extent of Islamic extremism in Germany
Europeans, off to the streets!
More and more people have been taking to the streets of Dresden to protest against the so-called “Islamists” and alleged “Economic refugees”. They call themselves “Patriotic Europeans” – but how European is their mindset in reality?
Seduction & Sexuality (Made in Deutschland): Part II
German men have a reason to hide themselves behind their beer, the birth rate of Germany is declining
Seduction & Sexuality (Made in Deutschland): Part I
Flirting with Germans? Find explanations of an expatriate based in Germany who is foreign to their way of seduction.