While Poland’s Law and Justice Party continues to dispute the primacy of EU law, the EU seems willing to kick the rule of law crisis down the road yet again…
iGlobenewsDecember 2, 2021
In May Switzerland walked away from talks with the EU on an agreement about their future relationship. The loss of trade for Switzerland could have a serious impact on its…
iGlobenewsSeptember 20, 2021
5 years after the referendum, prospects for a constructive future relationship between the UK and EU remain hostage to symbolic conflicts and substantial legal obstacles. By Maximilian Kriz 14.07.2021An unfamiliar…
iGlobenewsJuly 14, 2021
The EU-Mercosur free trade agreement is an historic opportunity which would solidify economic relations between these two blocs. Vocal interest groups such as European farmers, environmentalists and indigenous-rights activists are…
iGlobenewsJune 2, 2021
Nations have started pouring billions of Euros into the development and commercialization of quantum technologies, trying to establish technological leadership in an area that has the potential to fundamentally change…
iGlobenewsMay 31, 2021
Maritime delimitation agreements have proven to be a prominent factor in the developments within international relations and cooperation in the Eastern Mediterranean. Recently, such an agreement between Turkey and Egypt…
iGlobenewsMay 12, 2021
The tit-for-tat sanctions between the EU and China in March could threaten a recently announced investment deal. Some in the EU are pressing for it to take more of a…
iGlobenewsApril 30, 2021
The EU’s sluggish vaccination campaign has prompted a row with the UK over vaccine supplies. This highlights the perils of bringing politics and vaccine nationalism into the fight against COVID-19.…
iGlobenewsFebruary 9, 2021
