University of Lausanne. His work examines the links between international trade, conflict, and geopolitical risk, with a focus on policy-relevant analysis.

In a recent study with Sciences Po Paris, we used economic modelling to explore a simple counterfactual: what if the West had ...

Europe wants Africa’s minerals, and it is not yet offering a deal that matches what African governments are asking in return.

PhD in politics from the University of Oxford and was adjunct lecturer at Sciences Po and at the African Studies Centre, Oxford, and a decade of experience in policy and EU-Africa relations.

From sentencing a citizen to 13 years for a bus stop graffiti and erasing court records to rehabilitating the architect of ...

In power for 16 years, Hungary’s outgoing prime minister Viktor Orbán was notorious for abusing his government’s veto power to taint the European Union’s foreign policy with the same anti-rights, ...

Cookies have been around since the early days of the internet. The “Accept All” button has become a routine reflex for many.

German sociologist Andreas Reckwitz: "...the climate crisis has robbed many people of their belief in the future of the ...

Demonising the internet can easily be read as a sign of desperation and insecurity: open spaces such as those online make it ...

The European Central Bank kept its main interest rates unchanged on Thursday (30 April), despite a fresh jump in inflation driven by surging energy prices. Headline inflation rose to three percent in ...

Greece ranks as the worst offender in the EU on media freedoms, followed closely by Cyrus — which currently holds the bloc’s six-month rotating EU presidency. The findings, published on Thursday (30 ...