Could the War in Ukraine be a Revival of Polish Geopolitical Ambitions?
Poland is in a quagmire. Its latest consternation arises from the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian conflict that has once again awakened memories of a dark and...
China can Act as ‘Constructive Mediator’ in Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Authors: Chan Kung & He Jun
While conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues raging on, the pace of what Kremlin calls a "special military operation"...
The Strengthening of Non-Democratic Wings in Indonesia
The discourse that was blown by several Indonesia national political elites about postponing the presidential election is a dangerous democratic blunder. Moreover, it is...
Conflict Mediation: Turkey, and Israel as Mediators in the Russian-Ukraine War
With the Russian-Ukraine Conflict, various countries around the world have stepped in to try and mediate the situation, resolving the situation to a peaceful...
Putin hums ‘Georgia on my mind’
What did Russian President Vladimir Putin think when he ordered his troops into Ukraine? Ray Charles' 'Georgia on mind’ must have been humming in...
Africa’s Position on Russia-Ukraine Crisis at UN: Significance and Implications
As oftentimes said, Russia and Africa have traditional and cordial relations. Both have common understanding and position on global questions at international platforms, especially...
Russian Security Cannot be Anti-Russian
Authors: Matthew Crosston and Evgeny Pashentsev
We propose the term "cold hot war" to denote the period in which the world now finds itself and...
Ukrainians are defiantly fighting a losing battle
LVIV, Ukraine – For a visitor walking into the Armenian Cathedral of Lviv, the first thing that will attract his attention is the graphic...
Sources of Inequality in Five Countries in Southern Africa
A World Bank report on Inequality in Southern Africa: An Assessment of the Southern African Customs Union, released today, examines the process of household...
The Sharp Edges of the Beautiful Game: Rethinking Qatar’s “Sports Diplomacy”
For European football, the usual drama of the off-season was bookended last year by seismic events with sizable price-tags. In April, twelve of Europe’s...