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Turkey’s Authoritarian Policy on NATO Principles
Since Erdogan's assumption of power in Turkey in 2003 and his party's control of state institutions. He practices a repressive, authoritarian policy hostile and...
Libyan conflict puts NATO to the test
Domestic and external actors never tire of calling for a ceasefire in Libya, but the situation continues to escalate nonetheless, both in and outside...
Enlarge views – Europe is en/large enough
The first July day of 2020 in Vienna sow marking the anniversary of Nuremberg Trials with the conference “From the Victory Day to Corona...
Arctic Security and Dialogue: Assurance through Defence Diplomacy
Authors: Troy J. Bouffard, Elizabeth Buchanan & Michael Young*
For over two decades, key stakeholders have been confident that the Arctic Council was the appropriate...
Chinese Garland of Pearls in Mediterranean: A Strategic Loop of Power and Influence
Chinese strings of pearls in the Mediterranean are gradually forming a huge strategic Chinese garland of Pearls. It is surely going to be an...
The new project for the Mediterranean
In the future the Mediterranean issue will realistically be that of dividing it into zones of influence -albeit communicating with one another - and...
Poland’s current strategic doctrine
On May 12, 2020, the Polish government released its "National Security Strategy", a Document that had been submitted to the Presidency of the Republic...
CIS at crossroads: the shift in geo-political dynamics
2016 was out of the ordinary year. The ‘skittish’ Donald Trump got elected as the 45th President of the United States. Britain voted to...
The Difficulties of Balancing Military Confrontations in Europe
Tensions between the West and Russia since 2014 have created a tense military balance focused on Europe. There is an increasing armed activity that...
Politics in Times of a Pandemic
The world did not expect such a shock and readjustment in 2020. COVID-19 has put countries to the test and has heightened and exacerbated...