Tag: Europe
89 Articles
- Human Rights & Development
The Ramifications of Poland’s New “Holocaust Law”
According to Polish government officials, a new Polish law, commonly referred to as the “Holocaust bill” or “Holocaust law,” is a necessary step toward preventing the…
June 1, 2018
- Human Rights & Development
Europe’s Great Challenge: Integrating Syrian Refugees
The response to the refugee crisis from international organizations and host country governments has largely focused on providing humanitarian assistance for refugees.…
April 20, 2018
- Dialogues
Macedonia: Toward Reconciliation and Integration with Vasko Naumovski
GJIA: There have recently been protests in Greece over the use of the name Macedonia sparked by negotiations between the two countries. How have these negotiations progressed…
March 14, 2018
- Conflict & Security
All For One and One For All: Toward A Coordinated EU Approach on Returnees
To successfully combat the threat posed by returning foreign fighters who intend to do harm, European Union officials may need to aggressively root out potential terrorists…
November 25, 2017
- Dialogues
The Future of the French-American Relationship with Ambassador Jane Hartley
GJIA: Since serving under the Obama administration, what changes have you observed and how has President Trump’s domestic focus impacted U.S. foreign policy? JH: I was very…
October 3, 2017
- Society & Culture
Poland’s Crisis: A Chance for European Union Reform
Some are already counting down the days of the Polish democracy, considering EU pressure on Poland’s government to withdraw some of its recently contested laws to be the…
March 15, 2016
- Online Archive
Testing the Parameters of Democracy: Romania in 2013
Romania is on the margins of Europe. This simple geographical observation is heavy with significance. The territories inhabited by Romanians have, throughout their history, been…
April 17, 2013
- Online Archive
The Rise of EU Disunity
We’ve seen this before. Protesters have been loud in the past few years, sparked by the financial crisis that surfaced in late 2009 with the downgrading of European…
February 22, 2012
- Online Archive
No Future for Bosnia without the International Community
With seemingly more important countries such as Libya, Afghanistan, Pakistan and numerous African states mired in conflict, it is understandable why NGOs are packing up and…
January 31, 2012