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ICELAND REJECTS EU MEMBERSHIP NEGOTIATIONS: THERE WAS MORE THAN FISH ON THE LINE
When Icelanders asked themselves what the European Union had to offer them, they concluded that the economic and security benefits of EU membership were not as obvious as the negative consequences for their identity and sovereignty. On 29 August, Icelanders rejected the resumption of EU accession negotiations: 52.8% against, 47.2% in favour, on a turnout of 82.5%. The margin was just under 13,000 votes. The result almost mirrors Brexit (51.9% against 48.1%) and the Norwegian
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ICELAND REJECTS EU MEMBERSHIP NEGOTIATIONS: THERE WAS MORE THAN FISH ON THE LINE
When Icelanders asked themselves what the European Union had to offer them, they concluded that the economic and security benefits of EU membership were not as obvious as the negative consequences for their identity and sovereignty. On 29 August, Icelanders rejected the resumption of EU accession negotiations: 52.8% against, 47.2% in favour, on a turnout of 82.5%. The margin was just under 13,000 votes. The result almost mirrors Brexit (51.9% against 48.1%) and the Norwegian
WHY MIGHT RUSSIA ESCALATE AGAINST UKRAINE'S SUPPORTERS?
The prospect of Russia escalating its war onto EU and NATO territory is drawing growing attention in political circles and the media. This article examines why the Kremlin might choose to escalate, what it hopes to achieve, and what Europe and NATO can do to prevent Moscow from carrying out its plans. The purpose of CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow on 25 August remains somewhat unclear, but an American belief that Russia is considering a military operation again
WHY DO WE NEED ELECTIONS?
Former Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for elections to be held. Elections during wartime: the restoration of democracy or another beauty contest? Fedorov's call has reignited the debate, but let us ask ourselves whether elections change Ukraine's future if we are once again being offered a choice between representatives of the same system, without clear programmes, genuine competition, or any real possibility for military personnel not just to vote but to stand
ICELAND REJECTS EU MEMBERSHIP NEGOTIATIONS: THERE WAS MORE THAN FISH ON THE LINE
When Icelanders asked themselves what the European Union had to offer them, they concluded that the economic and security benefits of EU membership were not as obvious as the negative consequences for their identity and sovereignty. On 29 August, Icelanders rejected the resumption of EU accession negotiations: 52.8% against, 47.2% in favour, on a turnout of 82.5%. The margin was just under 13,000 votes. The result almost mirrors Brexit (51.9% against 48.1%) and the Norwegian
7 days ago6 min read
WORLD
ICELAND REJECTS EU MEMBERSHIP NEGOTIATIONS: THERE WAS MORE THAN FISH ON THE LINE
When Icelanders asked themselves what the European Union had to offer them, they concluded that the economic and security benefits of EU membership were not as obvious as the negative consequences for their identity and sovereignty. On 29 August, Icelanders rejected the resumption of EU accession negotiations: 52.8% against, 47.2% in favour, on a turnout of 82.5%. The margin was just under 13,000 votes. The result almost mirrors Brexit (51.9% against 48.1%) and the Norwegian
WHY MIGHT RUSSIA ESCALATE AGAINST UKRAINE'S SUPPORTERS?
The prospect of Russia escalating its war onto EU and NATO territory is drawing growing attention in political circles and the media. This article examines why the Kremlin might choose to escalate, what it hopes to achieve, and what Europe and NATO can do to prevent Moscow from carrying out its plans. The purpose of CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow on 25 August remains somewhat unclear, but an American belief that Russia is considering a military operation again
WHY DO WE NEED ELECTIONS?
Former Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for elections to be held. Elections during wartime: the restoration of democracy or another beauty contest? Fedorov's call has reignited the debate, but let us ask ourselves whether elections change Ukraine's future if we are once again being offered a choice between representatives of the same system, without clear programmes, genuine competition, or any real possibility for military personnel not just to vote but to stand
WORLD
ICELAND REJECTS EU MEMBERSHIP NEGOTIATIONS: THERE WAS MORE THAN FISH ON THE LINE
When Icelanders asked themselves what the European Union had to offer them, they concluded that the economic and security benefits of EU membership were not as obvious as the negative consequences for their identity and sovereignty. On 29 August, Icelanders rejected the resumption of EU accession negotiations: 52.8% against, 47.2% in favour, on a turnout of 82.5%. The margin was just under 13,000 votes. The result almost mirrors Brexit (51.9% against 48.1%) and the Norwegian
WHY MIGHT RUSSIA ESCALATE AGAINST UKRAINE'S SUPPORTERS?
The prospect of Russia escalating its war onto EU and NATO territory is drawing growing attention in political circles and the media. This article examines why the Kremlin might choose to escalate, what it hopes to achieve, and what Europe and NATO can do to prevent Moscow from carrying out its plans. The purpose of CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow on 25 August remains somewhat unclear, but an American belief that Russia is considering a military operation again
WHY DO WE NEED ELECTIONS?
Former Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for elections to be held. Elections during wartime: the restoration of democracy or another beauty contest? Fedorov's call has reignited the debate, but let us ask ourselves whether elections change Ukraine's future if we are once again being offered a choice between representatives of the same system, without clear programmes, genuine competition, or any real possibility for military personnel not just to vote but to stand
UKRAINE AND THE WORLD
ICELAND REJECTS EU MEMBERSHIP NEGOTIATIONS: THERE WAS MORE THAN FISH ON THE LINE
When Icelanders asked themselves what the European Union had to offer them, they concluded that the economic and security benefits of EU membership were not as obvious as the negative consequences for their identity and sovereignty. On 29 August, Icelanders rejected the resumption of EU accession negotiations: 52.8% against, 47.2% in favour, on a turnout of 82.5%. The margin was just under 13,000 votes. The result almost mirrors Brexit (51.9% against 48.1%) and the Norwegian
WHY MIGHT RUSSIA ESCALATE AGAINST UKRAINE'S SUPPORTERS?
The prospect of Russia escalating its war onto EU and NATO territory is drawing growing attention in political circles and the media. This article examines why the Kremlin might choose to escalate, what it hopes to achieve, and what Europe and NATO can do to prevent Moscow from carrying out its plans. The purpose of CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow on 25 August remains somewhat unclear, but an American belief that Russia is considering a military operation again
WHY DO WE NEED ELECTIONS?
Former Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for elections to be held. Elections during wartime: the restoration of democracy or another beauty contest? Fedorov's call has reignited the debate, but let us ask ourselves whether elections change Ukraine's future if we are once again being offered a choice between representatives of the same system, without clear programmes, genuine competition, or any real possibility for military personnel not just to vote but to stand
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