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The Strategic Importance of Ukrainian Snake Island

By Writer
4 July 2022
in :  International Relations Studies, Recent Topics
272

Snake Island is the only real island in the Black Sea, the subject of Greek tales, and the site of a dispute between Romania and Ukraine for natural resources. The sea and fresh water, land and vegetation, gold and oil are all available there. The massive pier, built in the Soviet Union, is capable of accommodating a rather large vessel. The island’s …

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The French presidency of the European Union coming to an end : has Paris met its objectives despite the war in Ukraine ?

By Writer
1 July 2022
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
281

France has had to shake up its ambitious plans for the EU, following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. A crisis that did not prevent the country from reaching agreements on important issues. This is how to sum up the six months of the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union, which ends today, June 30th. French diplomats must pack …

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European Union Awards Ukraine Candidate Status: What Does That Mean for Ukraine and the rest of the Europe?

By Writer
30 June 2022
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
188

On June 23, the European Union decided to put Ukraine on the route to EU membership, acting with unusual speed and unanimity to drive the embattled country further away from Russia’s influence and closer to the West. At a summit in Brussels, leaders from the EU’s 27 member states obtained the necessary unanimous agreement to award Ukraine candidate status. This …

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The UN Security Council Veto Right

By Writer
20 June 2022
in :  International Law studies, International Relations Studies
778

While the UN Security Council tried to prevent a war against Ukraine, Russia’s President Putin unapologetically sent his troops. The UN Security Council has no significant influence because of the veto power of individual members. Many are therefore pushing for a reform. The powerlessness of the UN Security Council has again been obvious in the Ukraine crisis. Just as the …

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EU accuses Russia of blackmail

By Writer
16 June 2022
in :  Europe, Recent Topics, Russia and Balkans
156

Following the suspension of Russian gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has accused Moscow of blackmail. But she said the EU was prepared for this scenario and would “provide a collective response”. They are in close contact with all EU states and have been working to secure supplies from other countries, she said before …

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SWEDEN AND FINLAND MOVE TO JOIN NATO: THE END OF NORDIC NEUTRALITY

By Writer
16 June 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Europe, Recent Topics
219

Sweden and Finland have pursued a policy of neutrality since World War II, refusing to officially join either side in the Cold War, and pursuing foreign and security policies coherent with this posture. After the end of the Cold War, this strict neutrality was already broken, with both countries joining the EU in 1995 and signing various agreements with NATO …

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Russia’s growing ties with Africa: the way to a new crisis on Europe’s southern borders

By Writer
8 June 2022
in :  Africa, Uncategorized
430

For the past 5 centuries, European countries have virtually taken on the self-granted mandate over the management and development of Africa, shaping the continent with the colonial legacies that still define many of the observable dynamics nowadays. Recent years, however, have seen the rise of new global players who have made it their task to challenge the existing order by …

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Should the United States increase its defense spending?

By Writer
8 June 2022
in :  Defence & Security, USA & Canada
251

On Wednesday, in a letter, 40 Republican members of the House and Senate Armed Services committees were pressing President Joe Biden to reverse his previous decision of cutting defense spending below the rate of inflation. [1] It very much seems that the White House will not disappoint the GOP. According to a White House official, the President of the United …

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Sanctions Against Russia: Effectiveness, Consequences, and Other Considerations

By Writer
8 June 2022
in :  International Relations Studies
424

Since Russia’s recognition of the non-government-controlled areas of Ukraine’s Donetsk and Luhansk regions on 21 February 2022, and subsequent invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022, a number of countries, including the United States, Canada, and the European Union, have imposed a slew of new sanctions on Russia. More than 1,000 international companies have either suspended trading in Russia, or …

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Midterm Elections – Is the ‘red wave’ inevitable?

By Writer
3 June 2022
in :  Recent Topics, USA & Canada
261

As David Axelrod once said, “the one corrective in a democracy is the vote”. The next time the American people will have a chance to correct their democracy is on November 8, 2022. All 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats are up for election. Democrats have a very slim majority in both chambers – House[i] and the Senate[ii] – of the …

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