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The Black Sea: the EU’s neglected new frontier
The countries of the Black Sea region have had their fair share of conflict throughout history. Instability remains an issue, but all the countries in the area understand the benefits of economic cooperation and have built institutions to facilitate it. The main questions are whether Russia considers such collaboration a threat, whether Turkey can halt migration through the region and whether the EU will reengage.
Croatia must achieve stability to benefit from EU opportunities
Croatia is at the centre of an area of Europe plagued by corruption, as several recent high-profile trials have demonstrated. So although it is strategically well-placed to take advantage of advances in energy production and distribution, it must introduce further political, economic and judicial reforms if it is to take ...
Geopolitics: Libya has a bright and challenging future
The end for dictator Muammar Gaddafi was swift. But this could be the key to stability for Libya's future explains GIS expert Bernard Siman in this briefing. COLONEL Muammar Gaddafi’s death, however it happened, is a ‘Ceausescu’ moment for Libya - a swift elimination of the single centre and omnipotent ...
