Following his recent public lecture, Professor David Bates reflects on some of the questions.
Safe seats have ceased to exist
Thahmina Begum Thaniya reflects on what the election results tell us about the state of the nation.
COP28 Divisions
Transitional fuels, decarbonisation, losses and damage, GHG inventory, politics, money, business strategy – these are the issues which divided the COP28 community. Dr Natalia Slobodian reflects on her time spent at […]
The 2020 CEFEUS – Jean Monnet Prize Winners have been announced
Dr Soeren Keil, our Jean Monnet Chair in European Foreign Policy has announced the 2020 winners of the CEFEUS – Jean Monnet prizes. These prizes are supported by our Jean […]
My reflections on the impact of Covid-19 in my local area and on students
In the second student blog of our series on “The Impact of COVID-19 on Kent and Medway”, Omo Akhakielen, a first year studying International Relations at CCCU reflects on his […]
LONG READ: Trudeau vs. Trump: A Two-Fold Tale of Tantrums and Tariffs
From Amelia Hadfield – Professor of European and International Relations.
Bulgaria’s EU Council Presidency: The last great expansion?
On the 1st January 2018, Bulgaria assumed control of the EU Council Presidency for the first time since joining the European bloc in 2007.
CEFEUS Director calls for factual referendum debate in conversation with Lembit Opik
CEFEUS Director Dr Amelia Hadfield appeared on Lembit Opik’s radio show on BBC Radio Kent last Sunday (8th May) to discuss the results of the local elections and the current […]
Would Brexit lead to an ‘ever closer union’?
This post is the first of series of posts by CEFEUS Jean Monnet Studentship Holder 2015-16, Francesco Violi on Britain’s European future.