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Russia Is Offering an Olive Branch, Not Flaunting Nuclear Weapons
President Vladimir Putin’s recent address to the Federal Assembly made quite a splash in the international community. Unsurprisingly, particular attention was paid to the...
The Looming Brexit Deadline: What to Expect in March 2019?
On June 23, 2016, an historic vote in the United Kingdom forever changed the course of history. The UK voted to break away economically...
EU too subservient to US to challenge Washington
Prof. Nader Entessar is of the opinion that the newly revealed documents of the US State Department indicate the Trump administration has had some...
The cognitive warfare: Aspects of new strategic thinking
Combining the strategic observations on revolutionary war – those made by Colonel Trinquier during the war in Algeria, in  particular–with US strategy regarding information...
Tackling Brain Drain through “Brain Circulation”
During a meeting organized by the African Development Bank in Cairo, Egypt, 11 February 2018 organized on the theme, “improving partnerships in higher education,...
Letter to Guterres: Use Norouz as opportunity to promote peace
A group of distinguished professors and intellectuals have written a letter to United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres calling on him to use Norouz,...
Why EU is worried?
European officials continue to worry about their political future. The social, political, economic and security developments in Europe show that the European Union is...
Two sides of the same coin? Diaspora Investment and Citizenship-by-Investment
It’s no secret that many small states struggle to acquire the finance needed to support their development goals. The Commonwealth Secretariat has recently been...
A Trumpian Nightmare
Why does a President Trump lay himself open to mockery? Simply because his behavior is not only unlike a dignified president but his policy...
Lithuania needs to address its demographic challenge and boost job quality
Lithuania’s economy has recovered strongly from the global financial crisis, with GDP, wages and employment levels back up to their pre-crisis levels. The country...