Category: ANALYSIS

<h1>Is the story of Montenegro as an ecological state coming to an end?</h1> <h4>The protest in the Zeta region of citizens opposing the construction of a wastewater treatment plant is part of an anti-European project supported, without a doubt, by neighboring Serbia. A series of stories have also emerged that darken the image of Montenegro’s environmental successes, and this will also affect the image this country leaves in Brussels</h4>

Is the story of Montenegro as an ecological state coming to an end?

The protest in the Zeta region of citizens opposing the construction of a wastewater treatment plant is part of an anti-European project supported, without a doubt, by neighboring Serbia. A series of stories have also emerged that darken the image of Montenegro’s environmental successes, and this will also affect the image this country leaves in Brussels

by | Jan 8, 2026 | , , , , | 0

The New Year holidays will certainly influence the fading of the full effect of the recent riots...

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<h1>Errichiello on the EU’s Pact for the Mediterranean: New Framework or Old Logic Rebranded?</h1> <h4>A new Pact for the Mediterranean was launched by the EU and southern neighbourhood countries on 28 November. Emanuele Errichiello writes that despite the fanfare of the launch, the Pact looks more like a rearticulation of the EU’s existing approach than a genuine paradigm shift.</h4>

Errichiello on the EU’s Pact for the Mediterranean: New Framework or Old Logic Rebranded?

A new Pact for the Mediterranean was launched by the EU and southern neighbourhood countries on 28 November. Emanuele Errichiello writes that despite the fanfare of the launch, the Pact looks more like a rearticulation of the EU’s existing approach than a genuine paradigm shift.

by | Jan 5, 2026 | , , | 0

Based on an analysis by Emanuele Errichiello (LSE / Centro Studi Internazionali) The European...

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<h1>The Mirror We Built: When Machines Learned to Dream</h1> <h4>(History of AI, Part 1) From the first circuits flickering in Philadelphia and Kyiv to the vast neural networks of today, the story of artificial intelligence is a human odyssey — a mirror of our imagination, ambition, and desire to understand ourselves through the minds we create. Welcome to a short history of AI</h4>

The Mirror We Built: When Machines Learned to Dream

(History of AI, Part 1) From the first circuits flickering in Philadelphia and Kyiv to the vast neural networks of today, the story of artificial intelligence is a human odyssey — a mirror of our imagination, ambition, and desire to understand ourselves through the minds we create. Welcome to a short history of AI

by | Dec 20, 2025 | , , , | 0

By Jabir Deralla AI was born from the minds of scientists, visionary thinkers, and artists — and,...

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