Order of Malta and Republic of Malta: a peaceful blend since 1530
There are not very many sovereign entities that share a name, and, generally, when they do, there are marked tensions between the two. The Republic of Malta and the Sovereign…
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Asia Bibi thanks EU’s Figel in her first live message from exile
“I want to thank an angel, a person who helped me from my imprisonment until now: that person is Jan Figel, the EU’s special envoy for Religious Freedom,” says Asia…
Competition is essential to create a secure and innovative supply chain for 5G
Open markets and free trade have increased consumers’ prosperity in Europe and across the world. The impact of the technological advances that contributed to a massive connectivity and freedom of…
Taking a hard line with Italy may do the EU more harm than good
The European Parliament elections destabilised Italy’s coalition government, by weakening the Five Star Movement and strengthening the League. The EU should avoid giving populists an excuse to lash out, or…