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The Eurasian project and the geopolitics of Brexit
With specific reference to Brexit - an issue that we have analyzed extensively - we need to define both its effects on Europe's new...
A Coup And a Very British Coup: The Chaos of Brexit
In 1952, a group of army officers mounted a successful revolution in Egypt. King Farouk was sent into exile and his son Fuad put...
Is the Defiant Giant Disintegrating the EU?
Since its accession to the EU in 1973, Britain was a defiant member state-reluctant to agree on most of the EU norms, yet picking...
The strategic effects of Brexit
Brexit is the greatest strategic shock occurred in Europe after the "fall of the Berlin Wall" in 1989. Furthermore the 1989 myth had been...
Can Diplomacy Help Navigate an Upcoming Worldwide ‘Valley of Disappointment’?
The current worldwide slowdown in productivity gains may reflect a combination of decreasing energy returns on energy investments in fossil fuels, and limitations on...
The Presidential Election and U.S. Democracy
A belief in the paradigmatic nature of mature Western democracies is notoriously widespread. Nothing could be further from the truth. We, here in the...
The Implication of Brexit to the UK
The smoke did not completely succumb on the Scottish referendum to remain within the United Kingdom (UK). Again, British politics is in the hot...
A Magnum Crimen in 1941−1945
Currently, Serbia and Croatia are in the final process of negotiations of settling all historical disputes and questions as the part of E.U.’s conditions...
President Santos Warns of Return to War if Peace Agreement is Voted Down
If the peace agreement that the government of Colombia has negotiated with armed revolutionaries is voted down by the Colombian people, the country would...
Threat of terrorism – should we be scared?
In the light of one of the most important sport spectacles – European football cup the major concerns expressed by the organizers and countries...