The French Elections and the Much-Need Change in Relations with Africa (That Won’t Come)
On February 14th and March 21st, the two front-runners in the French national election to be held in late April and early May of...
There Will Always Be Spanish Catalonia
On October 6th 2016, the Parliament of Catalonia designated the 17th of September 2017 as the date in which the population of that region...
Democracy, Statecraft and the Partitions of Poland, 1772-1795
"Poland, as a government over local sovereigns, might not improperly be taken notice of. Nor could any proof more striking be given of the...
A frozen conflict in the Caucasus reaches a boiling point
A s most of the industrial world and major powers focus on the conflicts in the Middle East, the obstinate behavior of North...
The current Kosovo’s issue
As from January 14 until a few days ago, a Serbian train was stationing on the Kosovo border. The train is decorated with letters...
The Dutch election, Trump’s guests and tedium
E very so often the laws of nature appear to reverse, as when cold air is trapped on the earth's surface in a...
Τhe European challenge: unity, return to growth and the social pillar
T he White Paper presented by the President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker a couple of weeks ago is proof of embarrassment...
The Cyprus conundrum- it ain’t over till it’s over
F ifty percent of all worldwide peace agreements fail within five years of being signed , the rate of relapse worsening, year in,...
Bosnian precariat, militaristic world images and media cynicism
F ascism is in full sweep around us. Writing about the ruins that left behind it, is the task of our time. Maybe...
The relationship between President Trump and Europe
T he relationship between the United States and the European Union is inevitable and vital, regardless of what both partners think of each...