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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Human Rights Rewritten: US Policy Abandons Honesty and the Vulnerable

4 days ago | europinion.uk | Isabel Rodríguez

In April 2025, the Trump Administration and the State Department announced that their annual reports on international human rights would be scaled back, removing mentions of long standing principles of human rights abuses, such as harsh prison conditions, government corruption, and political oppression.
Colombia’s Narco Legacy: A New Approach to the War on Drugs?

2 weeks ago | europinion.uk | Nikita Triandafillidis

When Richard Nixon declared that drug abuse is the public enemy number one of the U.S back in the 1970s, he unintentionally created a chain reaction of events that would haunt his administration, and all the next administrations up until this day. The problem of drug abuse and drug violence affected the U.S, but to a greater extent, it damaged the socio-economic fabrics of Colombia.
Universal Church, Divided World: The Global Stakes of the First American Pope

3 weeks ago | europinion.uk | Jake Sanders

The papal conclave having concluded with the election of Pope Leo XIV, a dichotomy of sorts appears to be taking shape. Speculation over how Leo will lead the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics has seen the new pontiff unhelpfully straitjacketed into being either conservative or progressive.
Your Honour, Mr. President: Trump’s Quest to Rule from the Oval Office

1 month ago | europinion.uk | Isabel Rodríguez

With nearly 100 days in office, President Trump has managed to usher the US into an international trade war and an emerging constitutional crisis. Currently, the Trump Administration is aggressively challenging the US judiciary through various cases, including on issues such as immigration, health research, and birthright citizenship, to fulfill his agenda and campaign promises, but also to assert complete and unchallenged power.
America Last - How Trump Misunderstands the World

1 month ago | europinion.uk | Jake Sanders

With Trump’s 100th day in office fast approaching, the tenets of MAGA foreign policy 2.0 are still being crafted. Political soothsayers remain divided on whether these will involve a withdrawal from the world, or an attempt to emulate 19th century imperialism. Either prospect is terrifying - and ludicrous. After all, why would an American administration upend the post-1945 liberal world order it worked so hard to build?
Trident, its Washington Weakness, and the Coming Nuclear Free-For-All

1 month ago | europinion.uk | Konrad Szuminski

Since 1952, the United Kingdom has possessed a nuclear deterrent, and the current format of ‘Continuous at sea deterrence’ (CASD) has been in operation since April 1969. The strategy of ‘at sea deterrence’ consists of 4 submarines comprising a class. Whilst one is at sea, one is in maintenance and two are carrying out training and preparation, allowing for the UK to have a nuclear armed submarine in service at any given time.
How To Rescue Europe’s New Border Checks System

1 month 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

2 months 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

Mar 8, 2025 | 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

Mar 3, 2025 | 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.