Future of Europe - 27.03.2020

On the future of European migration policy From nationalism to transnationalism and back again

Ari Hirvonen* Around seventy-years ago, Hannah Arendt said that refugees and stateless people will form

Future of Europe - 20.03.2020

Is the Schengen system sustainable? Historic elements, achievements and shortcomings

Prof Dr Jaap W. de Zwaan*  Schengen was launched in the eighties and nineties of the last century as

Future of Europe - 20.03.2020

Schengen zone and European Migration Policy. Differentiated Cooperation in Action

“Schengen area is truly one of the greatest achievements of European integration” said Berndt Körner, Deputy Executive Director of Frontex, while

Future of Europe - 02.03.2020

Is Europe’s future “multi-speed”? Today seems like „Nothing but Schengen“ type of cooperation matters

The European Union (EU) has been experiencing turbulent times recently, deepening divergences between 27 Member

Future of Europe - 11.12.2019

DIFF GOV City Talk #3 in Košice 2019

Judging from the vantage point of the level of development of European defence policy, it

Future of Europe - 10.12.2019

Is Europe Really Ready for Its Own Military Force?

Is Europe Really Ready for Its Own Military Force?    by Martin Reguli    While

Future of Europe - 25.06.2019

Why should we care about our neighbours?

The European Union should should keep its promise of enlargment says Ján Cingel, Actign Head

Future of Europe - 31.05.2019

The EU Member States are not united on Venezuela stance

Juan Guaido is capable of leading Venezuela, but if Maduro does not give up easily,

Future of Europe - 31.05.2019

Summary of DIFF GOV City Talk #2 in Bratislava 2019

What is the role of Central Europe in EU foreign policy initiatives? Is the Qualified

Future of Europe - 31.05.2019

Slovakia celebrates its 10th birthdays in the eurozone while its neighbours are still playing the ‘wait and see’ game

The establishment of the European Monetary Union (EMU) was underpinned by a desire to advance