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International Relations

Rising tensions between Kosovo and Serbia

By Writer
16 January 2023
in :  Europe
166

 After weeks of increasing tensions between Kosovo and Serbia, with media of the latter country claiming that the government of Kosovo is orchestrating an attack against the Kosovo Serbs in the State’s northern region, Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic put the armed forces deployed along the border between the two States in the highest level of alert, making them ready to …

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Hungary: the once success story has become a thorn in the palm

By Writer
10 January 2023
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
257

Hungary entered the EU through the great enlargement of the Union in 2004. Since then and for some time it was considered, together with Poland which was part of this group, the success story of European enlargement. All this, of course, at the time when the EU was prosperous before the financial crisis and the political austerity. When EU entered …

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Far-right rising in Europe: will it be a problem for the European Union’s hold?

By Writer
6 January 2023
in :  Europe
158

As Cas Mudde, professor of political science at the University of Georgia, stated, the victories of the Brothers of Italy and the Sweden Democrats has been the result of “at least two-decades-long process of what is the mainstream normalization of the far-right across Europe”. Joined by conspiracy’s theories against the national identity, anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-immigration sentiment, far-right parties in Europe …

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France and Italy relations touched rock-bottom?

By Writer
4 January 2023
in :  Europe
458

After the incident of last November, relations between France and Italy are tense and rocky. Migration and borders protection is a well-known issue between the two EU States, that from time to time brings to the surface diplomatic rows and tensions. Going backwards and analysing the whole contexts it is important to underline the delicate situation between France and Italy …

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Consequences of China raising influence over Afghanistan

By Writer
2 January 2023
in :  Middle East
157

Last week a terrorist attack was carried out in Kabul, with explosive planted in a hotel popular among Chinese nationals. Responsibility was claimed by the Islamic State Khorasan Province: it happened a day after a meeting between the Chinese ambassador and the Afghan deputy foreign minister to discuss security-related matters. The ISKP, a jihadist group rival of the Taliban due …

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The Lebanese Turmoil: Why the U.S Needs to Act Now

By Writer
2 January 2023
in :  Middle East
117

Lebanon has been at the centre of political turmoil for some time now, with the vacuum at the Presidency deepening the crisis. The plunge, which started with a financial crisis, has now affected every sector and class in Lebanon, where amidst the political uncertainty, the Lebanese are battling a cholera outbreak, energy crisis as well as disruption in healthcare services. …

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Should the US revise its approach in the Indo-Pacific region?

By Writer
29 December 2022
in :  India & Australias
133

In February 2022, the White House released the new US Indo-Pacific strategy document through which a new push towards Asia was declared. “The United States is determined to strengthen our long-term position and commitment to the Indo-Pacific. We will focus on every corner of the region, from Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia, to South Asia and Oceania, including the Pacific …

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The Western Balkans are a bet that EU cannot afford to lose

By Writer
29 December 2022
in :  Europe
143

In recent years, the EU has tried to provide solutions to many of the problems that concern it, directly or indirectly. Despite the changes it has brought on internal issues during the economic crisis, migration flows, etc., it has not been able to find a solid solution for its policy in the Western Balkans. After the 2019 elections and with …

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U.S.-Africa Summit: Exploring the American Agenda

By Writer
29 December 2022
in :  Africa, USA & Canada
302

President Biden is hosting African Leaders at the U.S- Africa Leaders Summit in Washington D.C to discuss trade, security, and democracy, eight years after the last one in 2014. Circumstances have drastically changed since 2014 for the U.S. as well as African Nations owing to political crises, climate change and the pandemic. However, Biden’s agenda for reviving the Summit have …

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A challenge to Europe- Qatari corruption and soft power

By Writer
27 December 2022
in :  Europe
356

This article is an analysis of Qatari influence in Europe and why the influence Doha it poses a strategic challenge to EU open societies. However, one must first comprehend Qatar´s strategic plan and how it acts (and its foreign policy history) internationally. Qatar has consistently made use of its vast resources and stable autocratic Islamist regime with vast amount energy …

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