Italy’s Border Controls Over the Ceuta Crisis: A Familiar Tool, an Unfamiliar Storm
A migrant crisis in Ceuta. A border closure with no shared border. A word, “suspension,” that is hardly legally possible. Untangling Europe’s strangest border story of the summer.
As Brussels Slowly Deliberates, Some EU Member States Are Already Militarizing Space
As the EU hammers out its Space Act, national initiatives in France, Italy, and the Netherlands are already redefining Europe’s role in orbit.
The Influential Role of the Judiciary in the Democratic Process: A Delicate Balance
Do judges and courts of Western democracies represent an obstacle to popular will?
