Europe

Covid-19: Macron’s conflicting crisis communication

2020 started in France with a strike from the SNCF national railway workers who were massively protesting against the ongoing reforms of their special pension system. This...

Coronavirus Reveals Cracks in European Unity

The European unity and solidarity stand at the precipice now: how can the members trust in each other in times of a greater peril when even...

Russia aids Italy in fight against COVID-19: Why we should be aware

You’ve probably heard this week that Russia ­- with such ceremony, might I add - sent planes with its military medics to Italy to help in...

Russian army lends a helping hand to Italy

For the past three days, Russian military transport planes with medical specialists and aid on board have been landing at an air base near Rome to help Italy in the fight...

The Covid-19 epidemics and the issue of Italy’s public debt

How will the E.U. resources be defined in the near future for the coronavirus issue? The issue is, in fact, much more complex than we may...

Defeating Systemic Corruption? Anti-Corruption Measures in Post-Revolution Ukraine and Armenia

Ukraine and Armenia offer case studies on the challenges of recovering from post-Soviet authoritarian legacy, fraught with rampant corruption. As a matter of fact, systemic corruption has...

The EU Introduces New Vision for Eastern Partnership States

The EU has published an Eastern Partnership (EaP) policy which outlines the Union approach for 2020 and beyond towards the six former Soviet states bordering Russia....

India’s Growing Engagement with the South Caucasus

Throughout decades the South Caucasus has played a relatively minor role in India’s foreign policy. However, over the past several years there have been economic and political...

The Greek Immigrant Crisis: Old Invasions, New Colours

For hundreds of years, the Eastern Roman Empire, also known as Byzantium, protected Western Europe by default from Arab and then Turkish Moslem invasions, although the Jihadists...

Consequences of the Diplomatic Recognition of Abkhazia by the Syrian Arab Republic

Abkhazia is a partially recognized state — Russia (2008), Nicaragua (2008), Venezuela (2009), Nauru (2009), Syria (2018) — of 8,660km2 and 240,000 inhabitants located on the...

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