Enriching and Encouraging: International Security Summit 2021
On January 13 and 14, 2021 some 30 participants gathered...
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The Biden Administration’s Foreign Policy: Will It Lead by Example?
Joseph R. Biden’s victory in the November 3rd presidential election...
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Japan’s Newspapers’ Structure: An Imperfect Freedom of Press?
In the Western world, the voice of media has an...
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Childhood in Prejudiced Territory
The UN estimates that around 140 million children are born...
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Afghanistan, A Successful Example of Women building Peace
Women in Afghanistan have been silent, yet vulnerable victims of...
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Russia’s “Backyard” on Fire: What Does it Say about its “Near Abroad” Policy?
Edward Snowden’s recent Twitter announcement of seeking Russian nationality shows...
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Women in Politics: When is a Country Ready for a Female Leader?
Belarus “is not ready to vote for a woman,” said...
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“I am Taiwanese”: Tumultuous Czech – China Relations, what about the EU?
Being dependent is the state of being relying on someone...
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A Burning Frozen Issue: Nagorno-Karabakh, the New Quest for Power?
The Nagorno-Karabakh region located in the South-Caucasus is currently seeing...
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May the Best Person Win? Political Parties’ Worsening Recruiting Problem
Did you watch the first (and maybe last for this...
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The US-China Clash, Part 2: A Trade War vs. a Non-Market Economy
The Trade War between the United States (U.S.) and the...
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The implications of legal limbo in the field of International Protection
*Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this publication are those of...
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The Changing Nature of Conflicts
In a hyperconnected world where the hybride nature of conflicts...
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