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EAEU and EU: A Common Economic Space from Lisbon to Vladivostok
“The need for a dialogue of the EAEU and the EU is being frequently discussed nowadays in key international markets, involving an increasingly wide...
The Crisis in Turkey-US Relations
The decades long partnership of the US with one of its major NATO allies i.e. Turkey has come under serious strain for some time...
Economic competition and competitive practices
Since enterprises are at the frontlines of geo-economic competition, they must learn how to deal with state influence in this field. They need to...
The Anniversary of Kosovo’s Independence: Results and Prospects
This year marks a decade since Kosovo proclaimed its independence, and that independence has by now become a hard fact. The country has been...
Xi Jinping’s political and strategic line
Based on the long and careful speech delivered by Chinese President Xi Jinping on New Year's Eve, it is currently useful to identify his...
Is There An Answer To The Epidemic Of Mass Shootings In The United States?
That there is a change in the air is evident this time. Since the mass school shooting in Parkland, Florida on February 14, there...
Gulf crisis upends fiction of a separation of sports and politics
The Gulf crisis that has pitted World Cup host Qatar against a United Arab Emirates-Saudi Arabia-led alliance for the past eight months is showing...
A New Era at the State Department?
With the election of Donald Trump as president, a new era may be emerging at the State Department. Or not.
Ever since the partition of...
Does the Idea of a Segmentary System Help to Explain Political Conflict?
The concept of segmentation does not imply structural dimensions per se. Segmentation, as it is technically understood, involves a unit-whole formed by unit-parts. Nevertheless,...
Thai universities must look beyond ranking
Bangkok – The recent 2018 Asia University Rankings published by the Times Higher Education (THE) magazine is calling attention for the state of Thai...