EUROPE
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The Ohrid Agreement and the EU’s broken axis
By Dr. Sadri RAMABAJA Without reading the text concocted with good knowledge from the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs…
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The United States is fighting wars on two fronts
The world is currently in a series of confrontations possibly last seen during World War II. The United States is…
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Strategic business decisions — not the luck of ancestors — created a modern, burgeoning Irish economy
By Michael Davis Planning a St Patrick’s Day party? Why not whip up some corned beef and cabbage tacos? Seriously.…
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New era in Cyprus: a unique opportunity for cooperation
By Mustafa Lakadamyalı Just last month, the Greek Cypriots voted for their new leader, Nikos Christodoulides, who was quick to set…
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The EU De-globalization, what’s up?
By Nicola Stoev The West had to repay one day its frivolity for the historically low interest rates maintained by…
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Putin’s nuclear bluff rewrites the playbook
By Tom Arms Is Putin’s threat to use nuclear weapons a big bluff? Is he just blowing hot air that…
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In Bulgaria, the battle for the fundamentals of democracy is still raging
By Nadejda Iordanova, former Minister of Justice, Government of Bulgaria Is the end of impunity for Bulgaria’s Prosecutor General in…
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Azerbaijan’s journey from victory to victory
By Aslan Aslanov Thirty years and 44 days. What is behind these numbers? First of all, the greatness and invincibility…
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Yugoslavia – was it ever ethnic war?
Serbia and Kosovo are at it again. The fragmentation of ex-Yugoslavia appears to be a story without end. Serbia is…
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Britain and the Queen’s legacies
By Collins Chong Yew Keat Queen Elizabeth II marked a defined distinction for her nation and the world. A symbol…
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