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Nuclear Energy and Strategic Autonomy in Hungary: Dependence or Diversification?
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Europe
The Future of European Integration: The Far Right in Sanchez’s Rhetoric
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s speech at the World in Progress Forum held in Barcelona on November 2, 2026,...
Middle East
The Rise of the Syria-Saudi Arabia Defense Line
The defense cooperation agreement signed between Syria and Saudi Arabia on November 4, 2026, marks a new turning point...
Global Economy & Development
Science, Law, and Power in Antarctica: What Does China’s New Law...
China’s Law on Antarctic Activities and Environmental Protection, adopted on November 6, 2026, has brought the legal and political...
Europe
The Illusion of Normative Power: The European Union’s Structural Erosion, Institutional...
The European Commission’s Türkiye Report, dated 4 November 2026, represents yet another manifestation of Brussels’ long-standing bureaucratic approach, which...
Climate & Energy
Nuclear Energy and Strategic Autonomy in Hungary: Dependence or Diversification?
The decision by Péter Magyar’s government in Hungary to maintain the civil nuclear energy agreement signed with the United States (US) under his predecessor Viktor Orbán has sparked a significant debate about the impact of political change on foreign policy. The legislation submitted to parliament at the end of October 2026 aims to make the agreement signed in February legally binding. At the same time, Budapest is re-evaluating the Paks II nuclear power plant project being carried out by...