Europe
Geographically, Europe is not a continent. However, the area is bonded by common historical and religious heritage. Through a combination of its Roman-law legacy and Christianity, Europe developed a culture of individualism and self-responsibility that allowed the area’s staggering economic and scientific development over the last 300 years. As a result, the European system spread across the globe.
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Relevance beyond the crisis: Pandemic geopolitics in the Western Balkans
In the Western Balkans, the coronavirus could aggravate several preexisting challenges. Not only is the crisis likely to delay enlargement negotiations with Brussels, it may also be used as an excuse by governments to put off key reforms. If a second wave materializes, the six countries will need considerable foreign assistance to avoid an economic crisis and the political upheaval that could come with it.
Belarus in the crosshairs
Berlin could destroy the last vestiges of budget discipline in the EU
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