Greeks say ‘NO’ to an open laboratory for violation of human rights
The Greek debt crisis saga continues with no resolution in sight. As expected, the European leaders rejected a last-minute proposal by Alexis Tsipras, Prime...
Europe – Syriza-ize or Syria-nize
A freshly released IMF’s World Economic Outlook brings (yet again, for the sixth year in a row, and for the third time this year...
Walking a Delicate Geostrategic Line: Azerbaijan’s Role to the U.S. and Russia
Although the Cold War is long over there has still been a large degree of geopolitical competition between the West and Russia. This geopolitical...
America vs. Russia: Bringing a Knife to a Foreign Policy Gunfight
In some ways the United States has played a very strange self-injurious game since 1991 when it comes to Russia. On the one hand,...
Sons of Orthodoxy: EU Austerity and a Russian-Greek Orthodox Alliance
The bitter fight that has been raging between the European Union and Greece has now extended for five long months. With the referendum on...
Putin-Mongering
If you spend some time listening to reputable news shows all across the West you will start to notice several recurring ‘interpretations’ that explain...
A Divided Continent Plays Out a Greek Drama
Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic recently launched a book titled, “Europe of Sarajevo 100 Years Later: From WWI to www.” Only Prof. Anis, I think,...
European integration
According to the most optimistic comments, such as those who come from the German Chancellor and French President, Europe is a few days or...
Popular views on the European Union
Getting European societies on board is a sine qua non condition for any major reform in the EU. It is also evident that major...
A major crisis
In Europe, significant changes occur. By main political causes, it seems that the issue of national identity conquers increasingly large part of the agenda...