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Raisi administration: a turning point for internal and foreign policy in Iran

By Writer
21 February 2022
in :  International Relations & Diplomacy, Recent Topics
152

The election of the new Iranian President, the principlist Ibrahim Raisi on June 18th, 2021, has occurred in a crucial moment in which Iran and the West were engaged in ongoing technical negotiations aimed at reviving the nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. Iran’s new President is trusted by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has …

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Western Sahara: Shall it achieve independence?

By Writer
25 January 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
596

The history of Western Sahara is characterized by occupation. Since the end of the 19th century, its territory has been occupied by Spain, which exploited the large fishing grounds and the phosphate and hydrocarbon finds. During the 1960s, the UN insisted on the country’s decolonization, to which Spain gave in and announced a referendum (UN General Assembly, 1974). However, the …

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New Chilean presidency and the challenges of the new Chilean generation

By Writer
25 January 2022
in :  International Law & Democracy, Recent Topics
197

            Mr. Gabriel Boric has been elected the new Chilean president in the recent presidential elections held in November. The leftist candidate has beaten the far-right opponent, José Antionio Kast, in an attempt to revolutionize the Chilean economy and to introduce the new wave in the domestic politics, with the younger generation central to the change.             After years of …

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Desmond Tutu: the last one standing

By Writer
21 January 2022
in :  Recent Topics
174

The news of the last few days has been filled with mentions of Bishop Desmond Tutu but many still have no idea who he was and why he became so important and globally respected. The bishop was born in 1931 in Transvaal. and later ordained as a priest in 1960, in 1978 he managed to become the first black General …

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The UK got bogged down in the migration crisis

By Writer
19 January 2022
in :  Recent Topics
152

Since a few years, the EU is under an acute migration crisis, which is regulated throught the Dublin III regulation. However, meanwhile, UK citizens decided to leave the EU due to the main reasons that they wanted back the control of their frontiers. Therefore, migrants trying to escape the consequences of their application within the EU system, now try to …

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Kim Jong-Un: 10 Years in The Making

By Writer
19 January 2022
in :  Nuclear Deterrence, Recent Topics
194

Kim Jong-Un, the globally-known North Korean leader, is the youngest of Kim Jong II’s three sons, but kinship wasn’t the only factor that linked the current ruler of North Korea to his father, he used to accompany him on military inspections at a very young age and as soon as he got older, it was thought that he worked either …

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Iran nuclear talks in Vienna

By Writer
10 January 2022
in :  Nuclear Deterrence, Recent Topics
246

In these months, Vienna has been the scene of the negotiations to revive the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. We are, in particular, witnessing the seventh round of negotiations that, during the last week, has reached a return to a constructive dialogue between the counterparts. The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action adopted in 2015, which originally included Russia, Iran, China, …

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Analysis of the reasons underlying Russian military presence next to the Ukraine border

By Writer
29 December 2021
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
271

In these days we have witnessed the increasing of Russia’s military presence in the area next to the Eastern Ukraine border. Russia has built up several logistic centres hosting troops, armed vehicles, air forces and naval personnel. The Russian government justifies its presence at the border saying that it is part of the military exercise they are currently conducting; in …

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Social Europe: directive on Adequate Minimum Wages

By Writer
29 December 2021
in :  International Economy, Recent Topics
392

The 1957 Treaty of Rome set out measures to build a single market through the liberalisation of trade within the European Economic Community. This document also included complementary social measures aimed at improving the living and working conditions of Europeans, maintaining high wages, addressing the imbalances caused by the restructuring of certain economic sectors and equal working conditions for men …

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Eurasian Economic Union: A geopolitical tool for Russia to recover its leadership

By Writer
27 December 2021
in :  International Economy, Recent Topics
430

If the Ukrainian and Crimean crises are still a cause for concern in the eyes of the European Union and the United States, it is certain that the challenge launched by Russia to the world in this century is no longer military or ideological, but a global economic challenge. Nobody, a few years ago, believed that the Eurasian economic Union …

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The Sahel’s New Alliances: A Wake-Up Call for Europe and the International Community

15 October 2025

China’s stronger presence in Africa: is it a new colonial power game?

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