Authors: Maxim Sigachev and Elena Elena* Tolerance remains a complicated issue in the West and Russia alike. The challenge, though, remains in the need to account...
As part of the Geneva Lecture Series concepted and conducted by prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic, President of the Republic of Austria Dr. Heinz Ficher (2004-16) and...
Since months Turkish Lira losing its value and inflation is on the rise, the statistics shows that inflation increased from 8 percent by 17 percent and...
Although populism, as one of 9 Principles of declaration, known as 9 Umde[1], officially entered the constitution in 1937, its origins can be traced back to the...
The onset of COVID 19 saw a significant rise in racism and xenophobia. From racist incidents against Africans in Guangzhou to anti-Asian racism to just about...
The Rise of Anti-System Politics The walk into the twenty-first century is marked by enormous structural shifts. The rise of neoliberal capitalism and the vulnerability created...
Sports diplomacy existed long before Joseph Nye coined the term “soft power”. It was supposed to peacefully “co-opt” political actors rather than threaten or coerce them—which...
Authors: Nadeem Ahmed Moonakal and Dr.Nanda Kishor* The rise of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) in Turkey has had several impacts on Turkish politics and...
“One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics”, Plato warned, “is that you end up being governed by your inferiors.” The rise of dangerously...
Populism is a concept in political science that postulates that the society is divided into two groups that are at odds with each other. According to...
