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Time to reset the European Neighborhood Policy: problems and perspectives

T his article investigates the focal prospects and challenges of the European Neighbourhood Policy that the EU is facing many obstacles concerning partner...

World Uyghur Congress: Our position

T he World Uyghur Congress (WUC) would like to address some serious mischaracterizations of our organization in recent days, namely in an article...

The strategic issue of the Uyghur political-military movement

T he geopolitical goals of the Uyghur political movement in Europe and in the many areas in which it has established itself (Latin...

Slavery is not dead: A View on Contemporary Human Exploitation

When thinking about slavery, people have the tendency to view it as “past history” and many will probably argue that slavery was definitively abolished...

Why Iraq’s State-Building is a prerequisite for stability in the Middle East

Several governments and organizations in the world are attempting to assuage the Middle-East crisis. The disintegration of Libya, the destruction of Syria and the...

World Policy for Migrants and Refugees

«There is no doubt that Mankind is once more on the move. The very foundations have been shaken and loosened, and things are again...

The Wholesale Co Opting of International Human Rights Organizations By Big Banks/Business

One does not have to look very far into the money trails of the various mainstream “human rights organizations” scattered throughout the world, to...

The Congress Party should stand boldly with their Foreign Policy to advise the BJP Government

During the 2009 summit in Sharm-el Sheikh in a Joint Statement with Pakistan, Prime Minister Gilani stated that Pakistan had some information concerning threats...

Yemen: A tale of Saudi Folly and Global Silence

A deafening Silence. That is how the world is reacting to the screams and miseries of the Yemeni children. I will not ask why...

Failure of international humanitarian law in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, various ethnic conflicts emerged in the post-Soviet space, such as Nagorno-Karabakh, Transnistria, South Ossetia, Abkhazia, and the...

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China and Egypt’s New Power Play: What Xi Jinping’s Cairo Visit Means for the Nile

The timing of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to...

Can Russia and Ukraine Still Reach a Peace Deal? Putin Says Yes

Russian President Vladimir Putin said there is still a...

Could US Big Tech Crowding Out Europe’s Bond Market?

U.S. technology giants are increasingly turning to European bond...

How Two EU Vetoes Are Quietly Handing Russia a Win in the Sanctions War

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