Introduction As we enter the digital age, more services are becoming entirely digital, especially in the video game industry. This is a trend we have been seeing recently,
even with Nintendo games, where the “physical” version is no longer physical – because even if you bought the box with the cartridge, you would not be able [...]
Dr Samira Allioui, Centre d'études internationales et européennes, Université de Strasbourg Dr Samira Allioui , Centre d'études internationales et européennes, Université
de Strasbourg [...]
In an interview with Sophie Mallett, Miqdad Asaria discusses why we need to fix society to protect the environment and how board games can help us think big about climate change.
How can board games help us think about climate change? Climate change involves complex questions about how the carbon cycle interacts with social systems … Continued [...]
Dr Meltem Ineli Ciger, Associate Professor of International Law, Süleyman Demirel University Dr Meltem Ineli Ciger , Associate Professor of International Law Associate
Professor of International Law [...]
Dr. Chiara Scissa, Department of Social and Political Sciences, University of Bologna Dr. Chiara Scissa, Department of Social and Political Sciences, University
of Bologna [...]
Ratko Mladić, who was found guilty of committing genocide for his role in the Srebrenica massacre, was buried in Serbia on 7 September with military honours. Sarah E. Wagner
and Safia Swimelar argue the celebration of Mladić as a hero reflects entrenched denialism that has continued for years under the EU’s watch. [...]
The EU has targeted strategic autonomy, but autonomy from whom? Bruno S. Sergi and Dario Pellicanò show that in the case of space policy, the EU’s measures fall short of
giving Europe real independence, especially in relation to the United States. In November last year, the United States provided some illuminating feedback to the [...]
What does it mean for Europe to be independent? Vera Spyrakou writes the EU’s recent offer of associate membership to Canada shows European independence is not about eliminating
interdependence with other states but instead about determining the terms on which Europe is interdependent. [...]
Three days after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz famously spoke of a “Zeitenwende” or “turning of the times” in German
defence and security policy. Yet as Dina Gusejnova explains, the word has a more complicated history that can help capture the public mood swings which lie behind [...]
EU decision-makers have yet to agree on a new multi-annual financial framework for 2028-2034. As Iain Begg explains, with a busy electoral calendar in 2027 and the prospect
of new governments taking a harsher line in Brussels, there is pressure to secure a deal before the end of the year. [...]