Georgian Way of Combatting the Coronavirus
Despite its small size and unstable economy, Georgia was one of the first countries to start taking active measures to counter the spread of...
A New Wave of Euroscepticism in the Heart of Europe?
As we are about to enter a new decade, the European Union seems to be facing one of its worst existential crises since its...
A Note on the Overnight Demolition of the Albanian National Theatre
In the early morning of the 17th of May the bulldozers of the Tirana city hall started to demolish the building that hosted the...
Bundesliga: The Guide To Restart Football?
The first match-day proved encouraging for other leagues, planning to follow the Bundesliga.
Football is back in Germany — albeit without the fans. The Bundesliga...
Geopolitics of Dual Citizenship: Case of Georgia
Authors: Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua, Dr. Emil Avdaliani
Dual citizenship emerges as a geopolitical concept. Small states seeking political and military security could attain guarantees...
Is Azerbaijan a “middle power”?
“Middle powers” have been on the forefront of many international initiatives that demand coordination of resources and promotion of values. Traditionally, middle powers are...
World transformation amid COVID-19: Will Georgia change political-military vector of its development?
The world is changing day by day. Today it is obvious to everyone that the world elite has to cope with a considerable number...
Europe must emerge stronger from this crisis
Authors: President Sassoli, President Michel and President von der Leyen
In 1950, Europe was in crisis, still devastated physically and economically by the effects of...
“War” in peacetime and the day after
For a few months now, humanity has been experiencing a new situation that is nothing similar to anything it had experienced during the last...
Return of the Wir wussten nicht: The equation of Communism with Nazism
“He who does not wish to speak of capitalism should remain forever silent about Nazism” –I quoted West Germany’s Max Horkheimer just few months...