The long-term threat of Armenian nationalism
According to the paradigm of realpolitik, states have no permanent friends or enemies- only interests can be permanent. This thought has been dominant in...
The Treasure Map to the Forgotten Epoch of the Iravan Khanate
In an exclusive interview, the scholar of the "lost" Iravani Khanate, Amir Ali SardariIravani, reveals a rich history of a society marked by a...
Azerbaijani- Turkish old-new agenda for Armenia
The armed forces of Turkey and Azerbaijan are set to conduct large-scale military exercises on Armenian border of Nakhijevan. As reported by the Turkish...
Making Europe’s future rhyme for the Next Generation
History does not always repeat itself but for Europe it does usually rhyme. Or at least it used to.
In the face of a virus...
The Trans-Caspian International Transport Route in the face of New Danger
The recent skirmishes along the border of Armenia and Azerbaijan pose significant threats to the development of East-West trade and transport corridor.
On July 12,...
Where do we go from here? -revisiting words of Steve Clemons
On 1 July 2020,the first real-time conference in Europe past the early-spring lockdown took place at the Diplomatic Academy Vienna. This highly anticipated event,...
EU-US: New geopolitical disharmonies
The article analyzes new trends in the development of the transatlantic partnership, laying bare the contradictions and problems that have recently been complicating the...
Poland’s Presidential Re-election: A warning to the rest of Europe?
The past 12th of July, Poland chose its next president for the following 5 years. The incumbent president, Andrzej Duda, secured another term after...
The relations between the United States and Poland
The United States have quickly "returned" to Europe after the Russian annexation of Crimea and East Ukraine, the lawfulness of which is still to...
Biopolitics of Border: EU Security Challenges and the Future of Schengen
The Schengen system was one of the most unique and post-modern ideas the reimagined borders in the International Politics. The idea of weakening of...