#FactOfTheDay 26/11/2018 – Brexit deal agreed by EU leaders
The European Union has come to an agreement regarding UK's withdrawal. During a Brussels summit, leaders have endorsed two documents: the first one is setting out the terms of the…
The European Union has come to an agreement regarding UK's withdrawal. During a Brussels summit, leaders have endorsed two documents: the first one is setting out the terms of the…
On Wednesday 14th of November, in the evening, UK Prime Minister Theresa May announced that she had the guaranteed support of her cabinet concerning the agreement reached between the EU…
The European Council held in Brussels on Wednesday has failed to unblock negotiations on Brexit. Uk’s Prime Minister Theresa May spoke for around 15 minutes on Wednesday evening, delivering a…
On Sunday 14 October, EU and UK negotiating teams have met to discuss and resolve key issues before the European Summit that will take place on Wednesday 17 October. Despite…
Yesterday, European leaders met in Salzburg (Austria) for a special summit to discuss migration issues and Brexit. EU's secret ambition is to push U.K. to have a second vote on…
The bill enacting the UK decision to leave the EU finally became law. After months of debates, yesterday the House of Commons speaker John Bercow told lawmakers: "I have to…
Erasmus + is probably one of the EU's most famous and successful programme. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and European Parliament President Antonio Tajani marked this occasion last Tuesday in…
Today the formal procedure for withdrawing starts, putting the UK on course to leave the EU by 31 March 2019 at the latest. In October 2016 the UK Prime Minister,…
This event is part of a cycle and based on our first conference that took place on the 28th of February and aimed at firstly exposing the benefits and limits…
On June 23, British voters chose to leave the European Union. This important referendum, colloquially termed Brexit, has sent shockwaves across Europe and the world. The victory of the Leave side, with 52 percent of the vote, versus 48 percent for Remain, is a rare and unexpected point. Neither the EU nor the United Kingdom will ever be the same. In this article the aim is to understand what may be the causes of Brexit on European security and defense (CSDP). At first, the theoretical approach will be considered, which tends to explain objectively the effects on European security policy. Secondly, the first reaction of the European Union following the referendum will be examined. Finally, the framework of the meeting in Bratislava will be presented, the informal meeting in which will meet for the first time the 27 EU countries.