
Tunisia, between crisis and opportunities
By Dan Sanaren, student at Sciences-Po Paris, Europe-Africa Programme. On the evening of July 25th, 2021, Tunisian President Kais Saied announced a series of exceptional
By Dan Sanaren, student at Sciences-Po Paris, Europe-Africa Programme. On the evening of July 25th, 2021, Tunisian President Kais Saied announced a series of exceptional
By C. McQueeny As the pandemic rages on, large scale sporting events push forward across Europe and South America, leading the way for the biggest
By Neil Pardo The economic problems in Venezuela affect those in the country, but also those who want to leave. Imagine how difficult it is
By Catie McQueeny Following four years of turmoil and distrust amongst European leadership and the US Trump administration, President Joe Biden is touring Europe with
By Nicholas Pellett In many ways, the European Union has been a successful venture, as evidenced by the rebuilding of economies, improvement in standards of
Challenges brought on by human migrations in the Mediterranean are nothing new. Throughout the last several decades, we have witnessed movements of people fleeing difficult