Will the Red Sea crisis impact Western commercial and political functions?
Editorial 29 January 2024The Red Sea crisis, caused by Houthi militants’ attacks on cargo ships headed to Israel, has led
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The rudiments of EU’s artificial intelligence agenda
Economy 26 February 2023Estimated time of reading: ~ 3 minutes Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a disruptive
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Sino-American economy booms despite geopolitics
Economy 12 February 2023Estimated time of reading: ~ 2 minutes The Administration of US President Joseph Biden has recently
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EU-US Trade and Technology Council
Employment and Social Affairs 4 December 2022Estimated time of reading: ~ 2 minutes Two years after the Biden administration and the European Commission
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From Energy to Trade: the Salient Aspects of US-EU Relations during the Biden Mandate and the Ukraine War
Editorial 4 December 2022After putting an end to trade-related disagreements that characterized the US-EU relations during the
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Passivization of EU-Iranian economic relations
Economy 10 April 2022Estimated time of reading: ~ 4 minutes Iran, being one of the middle-range powers in international relations,
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Towards the new EU budgetary challenges
Economy 14 June 2021As the COVID-19 pandemic is now at its uncertain end, most of the EU Member States are relaxing their
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Global economy recovery prospects: year of 2021
Economy 31 May 2021It seems that Covid-19 pandemic is now at its quite end. Or at least it is in its “inactive” phase.
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EU and Iran economy link
Economy 17 May 2021The EU and Iran maintain low level quality of bilateral relations. Iran as the Middle East regional power
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EU EIDHR as a support for Human Rights worldwide
Economy 15 February 2020The EU sees itself as a global player in most different aspects of political actions. To be able to provide
