OPINION
Opinion editorials from various experts and writers
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Life on Earth is dying
By Robert J. Burrowes On the day that you read this article, 200 species of life on Earth (plants, birds, animals,…
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Continuing genocidal dangers of the Darfur conflicts
By Rene Wadlow 9 December is the anniversary of the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime…
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South Korea’s President Park faces impeachment
By Abdul Ruff Embattled South Korea’s President Park Geun-hye is facing a pivotal time, possible impeachment , with an effort…
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Prof. Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirovic speaks on Russia and Ukraine
On November 20th, Foreign Policy News conducted an interview with Professor Vladislav B. Sotirovic, a distinguished professor from Lithuania. The…
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Allons Enfants
By Michael Akerib “The treaty does not say that France must undertake to have children, but it is the first…
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Trump’s election and its impact on Europe
By Daniele Scalea and Alessandro Cipri It is particularly difficult to foretell what the foreign policy of a US president-elect will…
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Phoenix unlikely to rise from Democratic Party’s ashes
By Ben Tanosborn After almost four decades of disregard for a decomposing cadaver, party progressives appear ready to cremate the…
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Syrian Aleppo under siege: USA lets Russia claim diplomatic advantage
By Abdul Ruff Conflicts in West Asia resembling a new World War launched by Bushdom fascist regime exclusively on Islam…
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Aleppo: Short-term action followed by reaffirmation of humanitarian law
By Rene Wadlow Stephen O’Brien, the United Nations Under Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs describing the ever-more destructive situation in and…
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The role of Europe in the Balkan region’s geopolitical crossing
By Filippo Romeo Geopolitics, the study of how spatial dimension impacts on and affects states’ politics, may offer an important…
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