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[Editorial] European foreign policy. The failed Maastricht march

(B2) Despite all the official speeches, the common foreign and security policy of the European Union has not met with

(B2) The former Italian Prime Minister confided in detail this Saturday (September 2) in the daily La Repubblica. He confirmed

(B2) The death of Silvio Berlusconi on Monday (June 12) brings an era of escapades in Italian political life to a close

(B2) The Slovenian Prime Minister will soon be at the forefront of the European Union, six months from

(B2) The famous British professor Jolyon Howorth, a specialist in European security and defense policy, received on Tuesday

(B2) The UK Ministry of Defense is currently considering ways to strengthen the legal protection of its enlisted soldiers

(B2) Between Tel Aviv and Warsaw, the atmosphere does not seem to be calm, after the publication of the law punishing with a fine

(B2) In 1990-1991, Yugoslavia exploded from the north, Slovenia, the richest of the republics, pronounced on the 23rd

(B2) It was thirty years ago… Malik Oussekine died on the night of December 6 in the Latin Quarter,

(B2) The memory of the revolution has faded… And we forget that what began on October 23, 1956