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Detecting a “dirty bomb”: How Europeans can combat radiological threats

The Iran war is a reminder Europeans should move quickly to install a monitoring network that could identify a “dirty bomb”.
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THE BRIDGE Italy – Poland Strategic Forum “A committed partnership: politics and economy between the Baltic and the Mediterranean”

Il 22 aprile, l’Ambasciata della Repubblica di Polonia a Roma, il Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione ...
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Radev’s way: What Europe can expect from Bulgaria’s new political constellation

Bulgarians have overwhelmingly voted for Rumen Radev’s Progressive Bulgaria party to take power. Radev has espoused the ...
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Lost in processing: Why ‘Made in Europe’ needs an Africa strategy

If Brussels could get its way, all publicly procured goods would be low-carbon and made in Europe. This is the ambition behind the recent Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA). But ‘Made in Europe’ is ...
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Bulgaria’s election and what it means for Europe

Pro-Russian Rumen Radev and his new political party have won a majority in Bulgaria’s parliamentary election. As prime ...
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Chinamaxxing: Beijing’s new source of soft power

China is trending on Western social media. While rooted in disillusionment with America, the trend is making it far easier ...
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Africa-Europe Forum 2026

At a moment of heightened geopolitical turmoil and growing economic, climate and security pressures, Africa–Europe relations ...