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...
The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and an estimate of war damages for Azerbaijan
T he conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh became as one of the most tragic and complicated conflicts contributing to instability...
Blogger Lapshin to Stand Trial in Azerbaijan
T he arrest of Aleksandr Lapshin, a Russian blogger who was detained in Belarus and then extradited to Azerbaijan to stand trial, prompts...