European Union
Iran-Eurica Institute is proud to introduce its “EU and Continental Europe” research program. This initiative explores the multidimensional dynamics of the European Union, with a particular focus on its institutional bodies and member states beyond the dominant influence of major powers such as Germany and France. Beyond the EU, the program also examines the unique contributions, challenges, and aspirations of various European regions, including the Nordic nations, the Benelux states, Central and Eastern Europe, the Iberian Peninsula, and the Mediterranean.
Trump Unilateralism: an Opportunity for the EU
Iran Can Be Helpful in Dealing with the Challenges Facing the EU
EU in the International Order in transition
Trump Unilateralism: an Opportunity for the EU
EU Could Shape its Independent and Constructive Role and Preserve
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Trump Unilateralism: an Opportunity for the EU
EU Could Shape its Independent and Constructive Role and Preserve its Political and Economic Sovereignty After Trump Administration decided to withdraw from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)[1], European
Iran Can Be Helpful in Dealing with the Challenges Facing the EU
The EU as the biggest and allegedly the most successful regional bloc has gone through a lot of developments in its history. The EU has faced a variety of challenges
EU in the International Order in transition
The current international system is a transitional one, which is not established nor institutionalized yet and whose nature is oscillatory, flexible, fluctuant, volatile, uncertain, ambiguous and complex. The characteristics of
The rules of biotechnology (genetically engineered organisms) in the European Union
When a part of an “DNA” of an animal or a complete genes of an animal is isolated and inserted into a set of genes (genomes) of another, the new, existing genetically manipulated entity is called.
European strategies for sustainability
The twenty-fourth specialist group of France, entitled “European Remedies for Success”, presented Dr. Thierry Coil, a professor at the University of Navasia in France and a specialist in Iran’s affairs at Andishkad Airis, with the presence of a group of foreign policy experts on Thursday, May 27,