In failing to act in a unified manner, and with certain member states consistently acting only in their own best interests, Europe's relationships with
The recent collapse of the ice bridge in Antarctica which protects the huge Wilkinson ice shelf is yet another stark indication that the world is warming up.
Representatives of the European Parliament often like to think of the institution as an environmental champion. Given that environment is consistently cited as a high priority by European citizens in Eurobarometer polls, this aspiration is understandable.
On 7 May the ill-fated Czech Premier Mirek Topolanek, will spend his penultimate day in the post hosting a summit in Prague to launch the Eastern Partnership.
Despite the potentially far-reaching consequences of the Energy Community (EnC) Treaty[1], whether for regional cooperation or its impact on future EU accessions, its legal, political and economic implications are still barely known - even to some of the mo
