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United we stand on ‘terrorism’? Evaluation of the shortcomings of global efforts and the efficacy of EU’s initiatives
A n issue that has assumed global proportions, terrorism has become one of the gravest threats to humanity. Yet even as its expanse...
The relationship between President Trump and Europe
T he relationship between the United States and the European Union is inevitable and vital, regardless of what both partners think of each...
International Trade: A New Chapter in History
International political observers were shocked by Brexit and then Donald Trump‘s US Presidential victory. These two events are potent enough to unnerve the contemporary...
Donald launches his campaign for Presidential elections – 2020
I t has been yet another colorful week of the Trump Presidency. Again, with Trump as President, which week could not be colorful?...
Donald Trump’s America and China
A ccording to official news agencies, the recent phone call of February 8 last and the subsequent letter by President Trump to his...
Decriminalize Victims, please
T he 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees is a key document that defines the term ‘refugee’, outlines rights for refugees,...
India and the European Union: A Green Partnership
D uring the 13th EU-India Summit, held on 30 March 2016 in Brussels, Prime Minister Narendra Modi (India), Donald Tusk (President of the...
Big data and the Future of Democracy: The Matrix world behind the Brexit and the US Elections
Authors: Hannes Grassegger and Mikael Krogerus
Aegean theater of the Antique Greece was the place of astonishing revelations and intellectual excellence – a remarkable density...
President Trump’s economic war against Germany and the euro
J ust a week after his official installation at the White House, Donald J. Trump lashed out at China, accused of manipulating its...
Prime Minister May’s hard Brexit
The speech of the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, delivered on January 17 at Mansion House, foreshadows a new and more global Britain, but...