EUROPE
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Germany in the world: Sleepwalking no more?
By Michael Trinkwalder The 18th of May 2020 constituted nothing short of a revolution for the European Union (EU). On…
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Mitsotakis’ Greece become a bully in the Mediterranean Sea
In his article published in April 2020, at London’s Central Banking Magazine, Prof. Dr. Steve H. Hanke [1] argued that:…
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A golden opportunity we’re wasting in Belarus: The Minsk energy angle
By Suriya Evans-Pritchard Jayanti The Western World is dropping the ball on Belarus. In failing to tactically leverage energy over…
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Non-violence is a superior tool for political change
Non-violent protests seem to be erupting all over the place. Martin Luther King would be happy. So would Mahatma Gandhi.…
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Fierce fighting continues in Nagorno Karabakh
For more than two weeks now, two former Soviet republics of Armenia and Azerbaijan have been fighting in Nagorno Karabakh.…
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Armenia and its supporters’ insincere narrative stance spoils a unique opportunity
The UN’s Failure There’s no doubt that the UN is imperfect, and the latest crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh proves it. That…
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Azerbaijan has the legal right to request Turkish military assistance in Nagorno-Karabakh
Armenia’s Worst Nightmare Might Come True Armenia and its media surrogates across the world are fearmongering about the scenario of…
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Eastern Mediterranean: the rising of new geopolitical paradigms
The Eastern Mediterranean Crisis between Turkey and Greece, flared up in August 2020, has reinforced the reluctance, substantial withdrawal and…
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The Wall through the Parliament
By Stefan Munk An unsuspecting visitor to the German parliamentary complex might be surprised to find segments of the Berlin…
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Corruption and obscure privatisations: a dive into the Moldovan kleptocracy
By Julian Muller Many gray areas surround the process of state property privatization in Moldova, but some cases look even…
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