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Examining the 100 years of the Concert of Europe

Examining the Origins of the Concert of Europe This article investigates the causes that united the major European powers in 1815, leading to the establishment...

Warsaw Pact Retrospective in the Lens of International Regime Theory

The Warsaw Pact regime, once led by the formidable Soviet Union, was formed in 1955 as a “rival” to NATO. While it never engaged...

Dunki: A Critical Take on Migration from the Global South to the Global North

Shah Rukh Khan's Dunki is a comedy-drama film that depicts the struggles and aspirations of four friends from Punjab who want to immigrate to...

Europe’s ancient languages shed light on a great migration and weather talk

Early tongues in Europe offer new information about one of history’s greatest migratory treks and climate vocabulary. By ALI JONES Painstaking archaeological exploration is a familiar,...

For priceless European art, extra protection costs very little

Inexpensive new materials and sensors will help even small museums prevent irreversible damage to objects. By ALEX WHITING Overlooking the waters of the Grand Canal in Venice,...

Religion inspired the nation-state, but politics made the difference

Think that the modern nation-state originated with the emergence of the 17th-century beginnings of the era of science and reason? Think again. In a recently...

Davos more of a show, no longer so important

“Davos has become more of a show, it’s no longer so important”, concluded Liviu Muresan from Eurodefense Romania at the end of the webinar...

As climate change intensifies, Europe seeks local ways to adapt

By ANDREW DUNNE In Greece’s capital Athens, an ancient aqueduct could get a new lease of life as Europe steps up efforts to cope with global...

Europe needs to take immediate action to avoid risk of natural gas shortage next year

Europe could face a gap of as much as 30 billion cubic metres (bcm) of natural gas during the key summer period for refilling...

Darya Dugina: The Martyr of Eurasia

Last Saturday was the moment of shock and mourning for all the Eurasians as the news about the cold-blooded murder of Daria Dugina came...

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Bakaua Adat: Supporting Instruments Geopark Realm of Minang Silokek to UNESCO Global Geopark

The Bakaua Adat tradition has officially become one of...

Breaking the Silence: India’s Need for Assertive Foreign Policy in a Polarized World

Authors: Kalyani Yeola and Sayantan Bandopadhyay Indian foreign policy has...

The South Caucasus: Transition from Subjugation to Independence – Book Review

Surprisingly, the South Caucasus region, so strategically located on...

Why Did Russia Fall into the “Allied Trust” Dilemma?

In the midst of the current academic discourse on...

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