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Africa: Russia’s strategy and global competitors
Undoubtedly, Africa’s fast economic growth and development, at least during the past decade, has attracted external countries including the United Kingdom, Netherlands, India, Canada,...
Market Insights: A new year full of challenges
A new year—new issues, new aims and ambitions. In the first snippet of Market Insights let us see what are the most pressing issues...
Brexit, Donald Trump and now France. Will la Francaise perform an ‘encore’ in 2017?
The French elections are slated to be held in two phases in April and May. Before going on to what the likely results are...
Brexit – Pakistanization finally comes home
Ever since the end of the WWI, and especially since the end of the WWII, the UK official foreign policy line was nearly always...
Theresa in Arabia: Engaging beyond trade
T he UK Prime Minister Theresa May’s visit to Bahrain this week for the Gulf Cooperation Council summit is a bid to...
Theresa May’s foreign policy
H ow to define the post-Brexit foreign policy of Prime Minister May? The question is not simple at all and shows a series...
The Trump Train is already heading towards Europe
T he “Trump Train” (once a Twitter hashtag and then a successful metaphor of the assertive, and to date unstoppable, reform wind blown...
Theresa May and her Chinese project
The European Union was a creation of CIA, especially of "Wild Bill" Donovan, the first organizer of the Office for Strategic Services, the forerunner...
EU/Europe Quo Vadis
Revisiting and rethinking Europe recently on these very pages, prof. Anis Bajrektarevic asked: “… is the EU the world’s last cosmopolitan enjoying its postmodern...
The Chinese success at the G20 Summit of Hangzhou
In a letter written in December 2015, Xi Jinping proposed some national and global objectives for the G20 Summit of September 4-5, 2016. For...