The speakers will present and debate the newly published European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2012
EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - By a 10-4 majority, the judges of the International Court of Justice on Thursday ruled that the unilateral declaration of independence by the then-Serbian province of Kosovo did not violate international law.
In something of a fudge that will leave no one happy, the non-binding ruling found that as there are no provisions in international law restricting independence declarations, such as that pronounced by Kosovo on 17 February, 2008, the new state is neither abiding by international law nor in violation. Click here for more.
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Justin Vaïsse gives an Analysis of US presidential elections
Spravy Pravda reviews ECFR's European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2012
Ulrike Guérot comments on Germany and Europe
José Ignacio Torreblanca pens an article on EU and no-nation States