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How is Brussels awaiting Janez Janša?
Janez Janša, Slovenia’s new Prime Minister from the powerful EPP, and his expected return to Brussels are being met with mixed emotions—enthusiasm from some and a certain degree of reservation…
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From the Mountains of Kunar to the Global Tables: The Voice, Rights, and International Appeal of Afghan Children
In an era where the world speaks of progress, technology, artificial intelligence, and the expansion of human rights, there still…
EU Russia Sanctions Renewed, But Divisions Over Delistings Deepen
The European Union has extended its individual sanctions against Russia for a further six months, but the process has laid…
A New Era for Customary International Law
For decades, Indigenous leaders have worked to heal divisions that colonialism deepened but did not create. In the 1960s and…
Sicily’s Droughts and Water Crises: Past and Present
Italy (Brussels Morning) Water is supposed to be Sicily’s paradox. To the outside eye, the island appears condemned to drought:…
New chocolate trail will “go down a treat”
It is a brand-new concept in Brussels ....and one that promises to “go down a treat” with chocolate lovers. The…
The Federation of Aboriginal Nations of the Americas Welcomes the Lenca Nation
During the winter months, Ambassador Gerren O’Neill acknowledged that outward communications from the Federation of Aboriginal Nations of the Americas…
The Symbolic Hijacking of Iran’s Uprising: The Contested Reframing of Monarchist Leadership
Iran’s nationwide uprising from late 2025 into early 2026 may represent the most significant political turning point in the country…
From Miscommunication to Maturity: Europe’s Strategic Moment
For more than 70 years, the transatlantic alliance has anchored European security and prosperity. Through NATO and dense economic ties…