These days the amount of reports on alleged Russian interference in Western democracies would suggest that Moscow is focused on digital warfare. Together with boots on the ground in Ukraine and Syria, Russians seem to be back on the international arena in full force since its demise after the breakup of the Soviet Union in … Continue reading Energy Politics in the Heart of Europe
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Brexit: Gibraltar goes trendy
Our Contributor - Asier Hernandez- introduces the situation around Brexit and Gibraltar,which has become a major issue for the UK during the Brexit talks. While bringing old sovereignty issues to the table, a gibraltar-monos_1withdrawal from the single market might be a hard blow for the citizens. However, it is a great opportunity for us to speak about the legal status of Gibraltar and the controversy around it.
