More: Refugee Crisis
To be veiled or not to be veiled?
2016 was one of the bloodiest years in the recent history of Europe. European states increased their security measures in order to prevent and...
The Unfinished agenda of 2016’ Global Politics and expectations of 2017
The unstoppable flow of new issues in international relations (IR) always pushes aside present and past crises. The entrance of these modern day challenges...
Aleppo:A Global Village of Idiots
"Aleppo” as a term has become something of a buzz word in the West that is still full of ignorance: while many have heard...
Light from Austria in European Darkness
W e are in the months December, in the time of year when many, although the majority of them not honestly, like...
The End of the European Union
T urkey is a country located at the center of East and West. For this reason it has a very strategic position....
World Policy for Migrants and Refugees
«There is no doubt that Mankind is once more on the move. The very foundations have been shaken and loosened, and things are again...
Afghan Refugees: A vision for the 19th SAARC Summit
There is no greater sorrow on earth than the loss of one’s native land. -Euripides 431 BCE The unprecedented internal civil/ethnic conflicts have been...
Sheltering refugees in Europe beneficial for EU economy
While there have been a lot of discussions about the ‘moral obligation’ to let the refugees enter into the European Union (EU)against the ‘economic...
Syria’s ‘Competing Interventions:’ Much Ado Accomplishing Nothing
The Syrian conflict has led to the failure of the Syrian state, which has had consequences for not only the Middle East, but a...
World Refugee Day and Xenophobia
At present, around the word - approximately 1 in every 122 people is either a refugee, an internally displaced person or an asylum seeker....