When the rule of law is at stake, many people support sanctions even against their own state

The EU has imposed financial sanctions on Poland for problems with judicial independence. The sanctions amount to more than €300 mill., and the sum continues to grow. How are the sanctions perceived by the Polish population? Are they considered justified and acceptable, and by whom?

No Man's Land: Turkey-Libya Deal and Possible Risks

Blockchain and the limits of a ‘ledgered sovereignty’

European crypto-enthusiasm at the crossroad of integration and distribution

“Disruptive technologies”

A new (in)security narrative for technology?

European Elections: Does Politicisation Really Matter?

As the new European Parliament is more divided and polarised than ever, what is the actual effect of politicisation on European policies?

Explaining the Recent Resurgence in Japanese Strategic Engagement

Japan has acquired an image as an influential albeit reluctant and somewhat withdrawn world power, especially after the economic crash of the 1990s, but this seems to be changing. What is driving this development?