Posts by Rainhard Kloucek

  • Politics

The Election in Bulgaria – Will Stability Return?

The Southeast European country, a representative of the smaller states in the European Union with 7.2 million inhabitants, has struggled with political instability in recent years. Whether Sunday’s parliamentary elections
  • Politics

150 Years of the Austro-Hungarian Compromise

In a joint event organised by the Hungarian Embassy, Club Pannonia, Donauphilharmonie, and the Paneuropean Movement Austria, Georg von Habsburg spoke on 29th March about the 150th anniversary of the
  • Blog

The Treaty of Rome Turns Sixty

Sixty years after the EEC was founded by the Treaties of Rome, the EU is in crisis. It is not merely a novel nationalism that paralyses Europe. A return to
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MEP in the Sandbox

Indeed, the European Parliament is finally flexing its muscles and showing the Americans a thing or two. This is probably what some MEPs were thinking when, on 2 March, they