Peace

As Europe rethinks its security, can it defend itself without compromising the values it seeks to protect?

In response to the autocrats of the world, Europe should champion a path of non-violent diplomacy.

As Europe grapples with war and weighs rearmament, the late Italian politician’s work invites us to build peace – and make it desirable.

One year later, the region is dangerously close to full-blown conflict. How can the EU help bring about peace?

How is the EU’s focus shifting from peace and conflict prevention to security and increased military spending?

The possibility of a full-blown war between Israel and Lebanon has never been stronger. The EU must do everything in its power to defuse tensions.

50 years later, reconciliation is only possible by addressing historical grievances and acknowledging mutual dependence.

Ireland, a prosperous Western European nation with a sordid past of colonial subjugation, is in a unique position when it comes to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

To be a credible peace broker in a world of ongoing conflicts, the EU needs a long-term strategy built on more than weapons, money, and deals.

Bringing young people together is only half the battle; overcoming binary and prejudiced thinking also requires openness and positive feelings towards other groups.