Europinion

A healthy society flourishes when there is open and honest dialogue. It's crucial to consider different perspectives to shape our own beliefs and improve life for everyone. That's why we are excited to introduce Europinion - a standalone political blog designed to amplify voices that need to be heard. Europinion addresses a range of topics in politics, economics, and culture, creating an engaging space for discussions on various European issues and global matters. By combining the strength of truthful journalism with diverse, well-reasoned viewpoints, we can work together towards a brighter future.

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How To Rescue Europe’s New Border Checks System

1 week ago | europinion.uk | Lika Kobeshavidze

The road to a new era of border management has been anything but smooth for Europe. Following numerous delays, the EU’s planned Entry/Exit System (EES) for travellers outside the Schengen Area has been postponed once again, raising concerns about the EU's readiness to enhance border security whilst maintaining the seamless travel for citizens and visitors granted by the EU’s vaunted commitment to freedom of movement.
USAID’s Collapse Threatens U.S. Diplomacy and Democracy Abroad

1 month ago | europinion.uk | Isabel Rodríguez

On Trump’s first day in office, he began his quest for government efficiency, dismantling foreign assistance diplomacy at the expense of America’s legacy. Through executive orders and a barrage of lawsuits, Trump effectively defunded and delegitimised the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) by halting all foreign aid funding.
Britain On The Diplomatic Tightrope

1 month ago | europinion.uk | Jake Sanders

Starmer’s trip to Washington was touted during the build up as the most important Anglo-American meeting since 1945. Perhaps now more than ever, Britain finds itself geopolitically torn, walking a diplomatic tightrope between a scrambling Europe and a United States seemingly desperate to unhook itself from military commitments to the Old Continent.
The Politics of Guantánamo Grow Stronger

1 month ago | europinion.uk | Isabel Rodríguez

Weeks after entering the Oval Office, President Trump has set in motion plans to fulfil his most substantial campaign promise: mass deportations at any cost. Starting with 10 migrants described as “high-threat individuals” and later totalling nearly 180, President Trump began his plans to send the "worst criminal illegal aliens" to Guantánamo Bay, a United States military base located on the southeastern end of Cuba.
METEOR Strike: How Greece’s Misguided Foreign Policy Pushed France to Turkey

2 months ago | europinion.uk | Nikita Triandafillidis

Tensions in the Mediterranean between Greece and Türkiye might soon escalate to a broader European friction between two traditional allies, France and Greece. Reports from late January suggest that France is willing to sell METEOR missiles to Türkiye. Nikos Dendias, the Defence Minister of Greece had a meeting with the French ambassador Laurence Auer, requesting official information about the potential sale of METEOR missiles to Greece’s adversary, Türkiye.
"Break the Silence to End the Violence": GBV as a Global Crisis and the Launch of the Young European Movement's Campaign

2 months ago | europinion.uk | Victoria Anastasia Aranowicz |Will Kingston-Cox

Victoria Anastasia Aranowicz and Will Kingston-Cox attended the launch of the Young European Movement’s (YEM) “Break the Silence to End the Violence” in both an organisational partnership capacity for Europinion, and to report on the campaign launch itself.
Transnistria Turns to Moldova for Gas Relief

Jan 20, 2025 | europinion.uk | Will Kingston-Cox

On 20 January 2025, Vadim Krasnoselsky, president of the Russian-backed separatist Transnistria, announced his intention to purchase natural gas from Moldovagaz, the national gas company of Moldova. The decision comes in response to a severe ongoing energy crisis precipitated by Russia’s Gazprom ceasing gas supplies on 1 January 2025, citing a spurious and disputed $709 million debt owed by Moldova. Krasnoselsky recently visited Moscow seeking “humanitarian” aid in the form of gas supplies.
Trump’s Rhetoric Echoes Gunboat Diplomacy

Jan 14, 2025 | europinion.uk | Isabel Rodríguez

With headlines like Trump Dreams of Empire Expansion and Trump's Favourite New Theme: 'Imperialism', it’s impossible not to think of how Trump’s current rhetoric echoes a dangerous, violent, imperialist past, especially amongst neighbouring countries.
Can Labour answer a question no one in England - or the rest of the Union - can seem to answer?

Jan 5, 2025 | europinion.uk | Will Allen

The question of how the United Kingdom should organise itself is a pretty important one. The nation has played around with its constitutional order many times in service of this question – it has melded four nations into one union, handed these nations various institutions and unbalanced powers, and watched as they have then begged for more. It is an experiment which, to this day, remains far from finished.
Frozen in Crisis: Transnistria's Energy Standoff

Jan 4, 2025 | europinion.uk | Will Kingston-Cox

The cessation of Russian natural gas supplies to Transnistria has precipitated a severe energy crisis, leading to the suspension of nearly all industrial operations and leaving hundreds of thousands of residents without heating amid freezing winter temperatures. This situation has been exacerbated by Transnistria's refusal to accept alternative gas supplies facilitated by Moldova, despite warnings of an impending humanitarian crisis.