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Strategic Affairs

The Sustainable Development Goals and climate change reality or symbolism

By Writer
16 January 2023
in :  Sustainablity
455

In September 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were approved by the United Nations and all over the world people started talking about the Agenda 2030. Within this plan of actions and purposes that governments have intended to achieve by the end of 2030, there is a specific goal that aims to combat climate change and its impacts. The Goal …

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Climate change and migration phenomena

By Writer
9 January 2023
in :  Environmental Risks, Migration Crisis
156

According to the UN definition “climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns [that] may be natural. […] But since the 1800s, human activities have been the main driver of climate change, primarily due to burning fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas.” Climate change has led to a progressive increase of Earth’s temperatures and, above all, …

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The first European war of the 21st century was in Georgia

By Writer
9 January 2023
in :  Defence & Security
151

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is the event that marked 2022 like no other. The declaration of war by the Russian president shocked the world and pushed it (especially the West) into a new order and redistribution of power. The invasion was characterized as a follow-up to the invasion and annexation of the Crimean Peninsula a few years ago. Indeed, …

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Legislate or not legislate: the fate of cyberspace regulation

By Writer
5 January 2023
in :  Cybersecurity & Technology
372

Last two or even three decades we have been witnessing a huge increase in the use of technology. Despite all benefits, it additionally urges a big deal to regulate such a wide sphere as cyberspace. Nowadays, among other things, the most threatening or even wild matter is the legal regulation of cyberspace by international law. This article is concerned with …

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PM Sunak’s New Immigration Policy: How Temporary Gimmicks Are Guaranteed to Fail

By Writer
5 January 2023
in :  Migration Crisis
82

The new ‘immigrant’ prime minister of the United Kingdom is garnering both praise and criticism for his new immigration policy. As understood, praise comes from within for his decision to set an annual quota for refugees coming to the United Kingdom. However, the international community is scrutinizing Sunak’s quota against customary international law and the Refugee Convention. Sunak’s five-step immigration …

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The meaning of the cessation of hostilities agreement in Tigray

By Writer
29 December 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
2,930

Representatives of the Ethiopian government and of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front signed a cessation of hostilities agreement on the 2nd of November 2022, raising hopes for thousands of people facing a humanitarian catastrophe that began two years ago. The African Union welcomed the deal, saying that “the agreement marks an important step in efforts to silence the guns, and …

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Are looted antiquities the new source of terrorism funding?

By Writer
27 December 2022
in :  Terrorism & Security
163

While looting antiquities is not a new phenomenon, nowadays the illicit flow of cultural objects is ranked as the third-highest-grossing annual criminal trade worldwide, after drugs and arms. According to the 1999 United Nations Global Report, the yearly value of illicit antiquities trafficking is estimated at around 7.8 billion, behind drugs (160 billion) and arms (100 billion). Thus, it is …

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Analysis: Chinese Indian tension build up on disputed territories and the important impact it has on great power politics

By Writer
27 December 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas
151

On May 2020, Chinese and Indian troops engaged in an open confrontation in a territory of the disputed border in the Himalayans which both countries claim as being theirs. For 40-days, the two sides engaged in a tense standoff, and on June 15, 2020, violent clashes ensued between the armed forces of both super-powers, with both sides using blunt weapons …

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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Strategic analysis on the dual-state solution

By Writer
7 December 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
406

The current Biden administration has expressed its strategic desire to keep the objective of a two-state solution alive, however the support for such a political project among Israelis and Palestinians is at a low point. When President Joe Biden visited Israel and the West Bank, in his recent visit, he emphasized on the importance that the current administration under his …

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Armenia what to do, when the collective security system does not work

By Writer
7 December 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas
145

Armenia is a country with an amazing history and people, but also with an extremely sensitive geopolitical position. Armenia is located within three major regional power: Iran, Turkey and Russia what demands an intensely balanced approach to foreign policy. If we take a closer look at the region, we additionally might see, that Armenia is surrounded by big Muslim states …

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

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