The Prospects of Reunification of Azerbaijani People: Ideal World vs Real World
Back in April of 2023, 32 members of the Knesset sent a letter to the Israeli foreign minister urging him to provide international support...
“News deserts” threaten survival chances of local media
Local media across the European Union is “in real trouble” with the emergence of what is called 'news deserts'.
That is, according to an alarming...
Time for a Free Kick
Newcastle and Manchester United have a fierce historic rivalry in the Premier League and its precursor the old First Division, which makes any off-the-pitch...
Azerbaijan Explores New Frontiers in its Foreign Policy Landscape
Following the presidential elections in Azerbaijan, its re-elected President Ilham Aliyev, paid his first official visit to Germany to attend the Munich Security Conference....
Western Volunteer Combat Troops for Ukraine and Asymmetrical Warfare at Sea
Until Russia understands that their current path will lead to a general war with the West, there will be no lasting peace in Europe. ...
Can NATO Prevent Tides Turning in Russian Favour in the Third Year of War in Ukraine?
As the war in Ukraine completes two years, Russia seems emboldened by success in capturing Avdivka and seems to be advancing westwards near Avdiivka,...
The Decline of Europe Becomes More Evident
February 24 this year marks the second anniversary of the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war. In the past century, after experiencing two world wars...
Time to Rein in Unaccountable AI Platforms: A Call for Civil Society Involvement and Responsible Development
Addressing the lack of accountability among digital platforms is not merely a suggestion – it's an urgent imperative. The flagrant abuses of power we...
Leaders Of England, Scotland and Ireland Share a Trait
The British exerted strong influence in India for a couple of centuries plus, and the British Isles being the place where these pukka sahibs...
Addressing the challenges and inconsistencies within British Foreign Policy
Global Britain, that favourite soundbite of the Westminster and Whitehall cohorts, is needed more than ever. Recent events have made clear that threats to...