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Where does China stand on the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its consequences?

By Writer
4 March 2022
in :  International Relations Studies, Recent Topics
586

The amicable diplomatic relations between China and Russia, that were shown strong at the Winter Olympics last February in Beijing, may now face major challenges given the invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops under Putin’s order. China’s foreign policy main characteristic is its non-interference in other countries internal affairs, yet the current crisis may be challenging this stance. In regard …

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The migratory crisis in Belarus serving as a bargaining chip with Europe

By Writer
4 March 2022
in :  Recent Topics, Russia and Balkans
251

Thousands of migrants from the Middle East are stopped at the border between Belarus, Poland, Lithuania and Latvia, due to the granting of tourist visas by the Belarusian government. Among them are people from Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Afghanistan who try to enter Europe in the absence of safe channels but are prevented from seeking protection from EU countries. Thousands …

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The risk of secession in Bosnia and Herzegovina

By Writer
4 March 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
162

In this last year, Bosnia and Herzegovina are facing the worst crisis since the end of the war in 1995. When the conflict ended, an agreement, known as e Dayton Agreement, was reached by the western powers in order to ensure the peace and stability of the entire region. However, the agreement did not achieve all the expected results due …

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Dear Ukraine, you are alone.

By Writer
26 February 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
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On the eve of the 24th of February, the Ukraine woke up to the ferocious roars of war. A couple of days ago this dreadful scenario still seemed a fictional possibility, but now it is a reality. We are in the 21st Century and Putin has pushed us back in time, to the previous century. Truth be said, wars occur …

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Nordstream 2: more than a commercial transaction, a geopolitical weapon

By Writer
24 February 2022
in :  Energy Security, Recent Topics
216

After Nord stream 1, the project of Nord stream 2 doubling the gas provision from Russia to Germany came to life. This gas pipeline of one thousand two hundred and thirty kilometers scares the US, which see the expansion of power of the first gas provider to Europe as a threat. The project led by Gazeprom, a russian company with …

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Ukraine’s Persistent Problem With Oligarchy

By Writer
24 February 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
363

As media attention has been hovering around an allegedly potential military invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops stationed in border regions, a possibly more decisive development is playing out in Kiev. Late last year, Petro Poroshenko – former Ukrainian president, oligarch and currently incumbent President Volodymyr Zelensky’s greatest competitor for next year’s presidential elections – has been charged with treason. …

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The Tunisian journey towards democracy 

By Writer
24 February 2022
in :  International Law & Democracy, Recent Topics
107

Whenever any country makes its first steps towards a more democratic government, we are easily inclined to conclude that it has become a democracy, however, real democracy is more than just elections. Democracy stands for diversity, accountability, and inclusion, it means that politicians and political institutions are willing to respond to the needs of the population, and on the other …

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North Korea and the recent hyper-sonic success

By Writer
22 February 2022
in :  Defence & Security, Recent Topics, Space & Future Conflicts
225

It appears that North Korea conducted its second successful test flight of a hypersonic missile on Thursday, days after the event, the country’s leader Kim Jong Un vowed to the idea of bolstering his military forces despite pandemic-related difficulties, meaning that the North part of Korea will press ahead with plans to modernize its nuclear and missile arsenals rather than …

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Ukraine in the middle of a West-East conflict – NATO-Russia relations

By Writer
22 February 2022
in :  Europe, Recent Topics
377

Ukraine has been on mouths of everyone in the recent days due to the seemingly escalating reluctance towards the possibility of them joining NATO. Currently, Russia has amounted more than 100.000 troops at the border with Ukraine, resulting in increased tensions surrounding the region. Multiple international decision-makers have addressed this issue, with Russian President Vladimir Putin meeting with the NATO …

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Pegasus spyware and the consequences on the feeling of security

By Writer
21 February 2022
in :  International Law & Human Rights, Recent Topics
220

            The Pegasus spyware is a system designed to invigilate the users’ activities via smartphones and mobile devices. Currently, due to increasing tensions regarding unfair use of the system, the security and data protection of citizens have been challenged. Among the Pegasus data leakage scandal in Poland recently and the Pegasus Project Investigation, doubts have been raised in regard to …

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