On November 3, 2017, a group of scholars, politicians, public intellectuals, and European Union Parliament Members sent an open letter to European Council President, Donald Tusk, and European
The Brexit vote of 2016 no doubt remains one of the most talked-about happenings in the European continent recently. Many questions are left unanswered as we crawl ever
The #MeToo Movement has spread throughout the world, and the European Union has recently analyzed the presence of sexual harassment in its political arena. This analysis was prompted
Since the 1980s, Turkey has wished to join the EU, but had to wait all the way until 2005 to begin accession negotiations. Even after this historic accomplishment,
Ahead of a summit on October 19-20, leadership from the EU has told British Prime Minister Theresa May her nation will have to increase their financial contribution before
In May 2017, Emmanuel Macron won a victory over far-right opponent Marine Le Pen in the French Presidential Election. Now, speaking to German Newspaper Der Spiegel, the Frankish
U.S. President Donald Trump has promised constituents he will not certify the nuclear agreement his predecessor, Barack Obama, signed with Iran. On Friday October 13th, in response to
Education is considered to be the most important department of any country. It serves as a base for students from where they can make use of resources and
