The Russian invasion of Ukraine in the east and the threats of the United States against Greenland and Iceland in the North Atlantic have given a new appeal to membership of the European Union (EU), in which countries aspiring to join the bloc see not only an economic appeal but above all a guarantee of security, in an increasingly unpredictable geopolitical context.Continue reading....
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in the east and the threats of the United States against Greenland and Iceland in the North Atlantic have given a new appeal to membership of the European Union (EU), in which countries aspiring to join the bloc see not only an economic appeal but above all a guarantee of security, in an increasingly unpredictable geopolitical context.Continue reading....
At opposite ends of Europe lie two small but strategically important countries: Iceland and Montenegro, which could be the first to move EU enlargement forward after thirteen years.