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Has the EU turned its back to ECHR?
Who is the supreme human rights judge in Europe? Up to 18 December 2014, it was taught or hoped to be...
Europe at the crossroad: either Syriza-ating reconciliation or Syria-anizating escalation
Few places in Greece conjure the spirit of resistance as much as the war memorial in Kaisariani. It stands on the spot where 200...
2015 – End of the Petrodollar system?
Neoconservatives arrayed in their Washington offices are congratulating themselves on their success in using the Charlie Hebdo affair to reunite Europe with Washington’s foreign...
2015: A Year of INTENSE CONFLICTS – Why is it necessarily so?
Washington has shaped 2015 to be a year of conflict. The conflict could be intense. Washington is the cause of the...
Human rights violations inside EU
What is the Ostrich Protocol? How the EU member states play ostrich when it comes to human rights violations inside EU? ...
After Paris: Codes of Tolerance as the Bridge
The slaughter of 17 people in the past week in Paris marks a dark era in Europe in the relationship between European Muslims and...
NEW DEAL for the Balkans – China and BRICS
Capital rich and ready to spend, China might be outplaying many Western rivals, even maybe Russia, in the Balkans. Chinese investments boost the influence,...
The Paris Killings: Who Are the Real Heroes of Press Freedom?
In the wake of the terrorist assault last week on the offices of the French magazine “Charlie Hebdo,” in which 12 persons were killed,...
The New EU Voting system – the old west-east north-south division
Economic governance reforms and Eurozone consolidation has significant institutional and political consequences: a multiple-tier integration is ever more realistic. „Out” countries seek to mitigate...
Hard truths about Europe’s soft power
In the run-up to last December’s EU summit on defence, Britain’s top general publicly warned that the UK risks being left with “hollowed out”...