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Split in NATO?
After the annexation of Crimea to Russia by referendum, we assisted the division “de facto” of Ukraine into two almost…
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Europe is better off without NATO
By Matthew C. Mai President Trump’s confirmation last week that his administration will cap the U.S. troop count in Germany…
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Democracy as newly-found but misleading bedrock of Armenia’s foreign policy narratives
Armenia has undergone some transformations in the aftermath of the governmental change brought about by the popular upheaval in April…
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First Azerbaijani gas reaches Albania amid COVID-19
By Dr. Esmira Jafarova After Azerbaijan started its journey as an energy exporting country upon signing of the “Contract of…
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On Elections’ Law: shame on Albanian politicians, two years relaxed and two days perplexed
Prof. Dr. Lisen Bashkurti An insurmountable shame on Albanian politics! For more than two years, political elite had time to…
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The talk about US nukes in Poland proves that Warsaw trumps Berlin for Washington
Is A Polish Missile Crisis Looming? A political crisis ominously reminiscent of the Old Cold War’s Cuban Missile Crisis is…
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Shusha provocation: a fatal blow to the peace process?
By Rusif Huseynov and Murad Muradov On May 21, an “inauguration ceremony” was organized for a puppet leader of the…
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Why NATO is obsolete
By Matthew Mai For over seven decades the United States has had a stake in European geopolitics through its membership…
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Soros thinks that Germany is a greater threat to his plans than COVID, Trump, or China
International Relations are in the midst of multitudinous paradigm-changing processes as a result of World War C, so it’s worthwhile…
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In era of COVID-19, Russia’s strategic politics of coronavirus aid takes the stage in Africa
By Kester Kenn Klomegah With coronavirus rapidly spreading among the population of 148 million, Russia took the third position in…
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