Georgia Might Become a New Mediator between Azerbaijan and Armenia
On October 8, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev paid a working visit to Georgia and met with the Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili. During the...
On Bosnian Identity and The Violence of Ideology and Politics Over Historical and Scientific Facts
Attacks on the statehood of Bosnia and Herzegovina are intensifying. They started in 1992 with the neighboring states' armed aggression, and now new forces...
Bold, new vision or just another talking shop?
The European Union (EU) loves its acronyms and now it has another to add to the list.
This one is called EPC, or the European Political...
Closing the circle: starting from scratch
From a theoretical point of view, any armed conflict has a life cycle. In the early stages, due to sharp disagreement or opposition in...
Art Treasures And Where They Belong
The British Museum in London is famous for many of its exhibits. It is also visual evidence of an era when Britain was the...
‘Don’t humiliate Russia, but integrate it into Europe’: A NATO-based peace plan for Ukraine
With winter approaching, the war in Ukraine threatens to literally and figuratively become a ‘frozen conflict’. Therefore, no victory for either of the warring...
Why Russia’s Threats Should Not Be Underestimated
After 18 months of war, Europe is still unable to predict Moscow's next move and has evaded the problem by opting to overlook the...
Armenia, Russia’s Latest Defeat in Diplomacy
If anything could be worse for Putin and the Russian government in 2023, the drifting away of Armenia is one more misfortune. Nagorno-Karabakh, an...
Austerity, corruption, and neglect: How the Greek railway became Europe’s deadliest
“Aren’t trains supposed to be safe?” This was the question on the minds of most Greeks after the fatal collision between a passenger and...
Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Can Multipolar BRICS-11 Ensure Global Peace and Stability?
At the United Nations General Assembly high-level meetings held in New York, a number of global leaders including those from Africa vehemently called for...