More: European Union
Leaving the Euronest: Why Azerbaijan is Unhappy
The European Union may have found itself deeper into a conflict than it had originally planned when it invited both Armenia and Azerbaijan into...
The West should engage in a course correction strategy with Russia
In the aftermath of the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the Russian Federation felt vulnerable because of the cooperation between the former Soviet states...
The election of Jeremy Corbyn
The election of Jeremy Corbyn, for the leadership of the Labour, marks the most left turn into one of the most conservative party environments....
The Greek crisis impact on Southeast Europe
During the course of Greek debt negotiations, debate has been dominated by the questions about the impact of this crisis on the Euro zone....
The Immigration Issue
The hundreds of thousands of refugees, that come to Europe in order to survive from war and the hundreds of thousands of immigrants, who...
Europe and China – Factors of Mutual Understanding
Geopolitics: enmity, rapprochement, concrete political or military decisions besides straightforward interests are often based on perceptions and influenced by the (lack of) understanding of...
Food power
Last March, as Russia annexed Crimea, the European Union, Canada and the United States imposed sanctions – travel bans and asset freezes against some...
Greeks say ‘NO’ to an open laboratory for violation of human rights
The Greek debt crisis saga continues with no resolution in sight. As expected, the European leaders rejected a last-minute proposal by Alexis Tsipras, Prime...
Europe – Syriza-ize or Syria-nize
A freshly released IMF’s World Economic Outlook brings (yet again, for the sixth year in a row, and for the third time this year...
Hypocrisy, Crisis, Catharsis…
A stronger EU-Russia partnership now looks like a pipe-dream, reflects former foreign minister Igor Ivanov. On the plus-side he sees less hypocrisy on both...