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    2 June 2025
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    2 June 2025
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    2 June 2025
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    2 June 2025
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Strategic Affairs

Mexico; towards the re – nationalization of the Energy Market

By Writer
21 February 2022
in :  Energy Security
150

The energy transition and the search for zero-carbon solutions have led to a decline in investment in fossil fuels worldwide. This is also due to the reduction in subsidies and the increase in carbon taxes. In the current phase of global economic recovery, where renewable energies are not yet able to fill this gap, the demand for energy far exceeds …

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Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO): the end of the western world hegemony?

By Writer
25 January 2022
in :  International development, International Economy
573

In September 2021, SCO launched officially the procedure to include Iran in its organization. With this new member the SCO is still expanding its territory over Asia, raising the number of inhabitants concerned directly by the organization and under the power of it, and gaining international status adding a democratic country. This diversity can be a powerful asset but also …

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Western Sahara: Shall it achieve independence?

By Writer
25 January 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, Recent Topics
473

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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AGOA: The US commercial help powerless against bad governance practices?

By Writer
25 January 2022
in :  International development, International Economy
215

From the 1st of January 2022, Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea have been excluded from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). This program provides access to Sub-Saharan African nations to a duty free trade program. They have been excluded due to the fact that they breached a clause concerning human rights protection, good governance and transparency. Human rights, Good Governance …

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The Shanghai Cooperation Organization: stagnation or evolution?

By Writer
24 January 2022
in :  International development, International Economy
307

Today’s international relations are characterised by the multipolarity of actors in the international system, with more and more countries influencing politics, security and economics. Eurasia has become a strategic region due to its economic potential and natural resources, which has led these countries to unite under the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO). Initially formed in 2001 by China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, …

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Political Feud in Somalia amid the first direct election since 1991

By Writer
24 January 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas
135

The Somalian President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed has suspended the power of the Prime Minister Mohammed Hussein Roble to hire and fire officials, causing an escalation of internal unrest in the Horn of Africa nation. The Prime Minister, accused to have stolen lands owned by the Somali National Army and to have interfered with a Defence Ministry’s investigation, will not be …

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EU energy security and its implications on EU citizens

By Writer
21 January 2022
in :  Energy Security
198

The past months have shown a significant increase in Gas prices in the Member States of the European Union, as well as globally. At this point, the natural gas prices have risen by a stable 400% since the same period last year, leaving the EU citizens baffled by the policies of the EU.             The EU holds that preventing gas …

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Russia’s draft agreements with NATO and the United States

By Writer
20 January 2022
in :  Defence & Security
651

In recent weeks, the tension between Russia and Ukraine has reached critical levels and that is the reason why the main actors involved have deployed their diplomatic means to try to find a peaceful solution. NATO’s aim is to open the negotiations in the early days of next year, in order to de-escalate and resolve tensions with Russia in a …

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Open Balkan Initiative: a step towards the consolidation of intergovernmental practices

By Writer
19 January 2022
in :  International development
473

Despite progress in several areas of regional cooperation, the EU’s enlargement process remains slow. In the last seven years, the only progress was the European Council’s decision in March 2020 to open accession talks with Albania and North Macedonia, but negotiations have not yet started, mainly due to the conditions imposed on Albania and Bulgaria’s veto on North Macedonia. In …

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Yemen: the internal conflict leading to the worst humanitarian crisis

By Writer
19 January 2022
in :  Conflicts Areas, International Law & Human Rights
252

The seven years of conflict taking place in Yemen led to the worst humanitarian crisis. Around three hundred thousands people have died, including sixty percent of them from indirect causation to the conflict. A great majority of the population is relying on international aid and assistance. However, due to the war being at its full swing, the already non sufficient …

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    Iran’s nuclear ambitions: the fine line between balancing regional diplomacy and deterrence

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    The German defense budget change and its implications

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    Escalating Tensions in the Arctic: Russia’s Strategic Interests in Svalbard

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    The Implications of the U.S. “Liberation Day” Tariffs on Global Trade and Alliances

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