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Why the meeting Salvini-Orbán is significant for the next EU elections? One century later the collapse of the Austrian Empire, Italy and Hungary seem to have found a new, common enemy. It has an international pattern, strict rules to be adopted, and it pursues the priority of a common...
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When we ask people, who live within borders of a country, which we call Belgium, about their nation or motherland, we could surprisingly hear an answer that Belgium is something that does not exist. What is it all about? Why Belgians do not feel Belgian enough to call themselves...
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On the Internet, news emerge and submerge quickly as water animals do in the sea. Sometimes they swim away as little gold fishes, sometimes they isolate, attack and devour the others. In the category of marine predators, the fake news represent the most dangerous species. They destroy different forms...
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The United Nations, while promoting a set of binding universal values related to peace and human rights, are in no position to affect or alter significantly the course of certain conflicts or to punish violations. As the inability of the organisation to act as a body becomes evident in...
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Top EU leaders met recently to reopen the discussion on the migrant crisis. This meeting is a precursor to a more formal summit expected to take place later in the summer. Recent events have spurred on the decision to reopen questions about the migrant crisis among EU leadership. One...
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Croatia and Slovenia, both former Yugoslav countries, have still not resolved their border dispute – it has been 27 years. The dissolution of Yugoslavia in 1991 left these countries without precise determination of their common border, causing their long-term dispute over the Gulf of Piran. In spite of several...
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On 25 May 2018 the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which came into force in May 2016, will be directly applicable in all EU Member States. The foreseen formalities will concern all public and private subjects that process data for a task of public interest. There will therefore be...
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After the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, Libya’s political and institutional transition is still underway. The creation of an unstable national unity government turned out to be inadequate to tackle economic and security problems of the North African country. If on the one hand it is worth mentioning...
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The night of the 27th of January I found myself among thousands of people, despite the strong wind, rain and cold, walking in the streets of Leeuwarden towards one of its main squares. The reason for the gathering of so many visitors from every part of the Netherlands, as...
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