Florent Parmentier, Sciences Po and Cyrille Bret, Sciences Po The frontline may be frozen but the battle rages on in Ukraine. In Bakhmut, a town which Moscow views as key to gain control of the [Read More]
Stefan Wolff, University of Birmingham Moldova has been sliding into yet another crisis following the resignation of its prime minister, Natalia Gavrilita, and fears that Russia was plotting a coup to overthrow the pro-western president, [Read More]
Romain Jolivet, École normale supérieure (ENS) – PSL and Laurent Jolivet, Sorbonne Université Earthquakes in Syria and Turkey are common, but the magnitude 7.8 that shook the region on 6 February at 4:17am local time [Read More]
Gabriel Doménech González, Universidad Carlos III On more than one occasion he declared that if he stopped working, he would die. And, indeed, death caught up with him at work. On Friday 10 February 2023, [Read More]
Anastasiya Shapochkina, Sciences Po On 19 October, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen announced that the EU had replaced two-thirds of its Russian gas imports since February by switching to other suppliers. Such a [Read More]
Today’s global economic hardships and the fraught international situation require a greater commitment to multilateralism and complementarity to overcome and mitigate greater risks in the future, Argentine economist Jorge Marchini has said. In a recent [Read More]
Lewis Macgregor, University of Stirling Getting in the habit of exercising isn’t easy. Not only is finding the time to exercise a major deterrent for people, the fear of aches, pain and injuries is also [Read More]
Helped by mild winter weather and high storage, prices for natural gas in the European Union (EU) have now settled back to levels seen before the start of the Ukraine crisis, but analysts believe that [Read More]
In the eyes of some Westerners, the word “delicacy” represents numerous possibilities and considerable diversity: spaghetti, Kung Pao Chicken, tacos, and French fries, among others. Yet they refuse to accept the similar possibilities and potential [Read More]
Paul Hunter, University of East Anglia Scientists have recently revived several large viruses that had been buried in the frozen Siberian ground (permafrost) for tens of thousands of years. You can listen to more articles [Read More]
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