USA-Russia Escalation Looms in Syria
It is no secret that the conflict taking place in Syria has been one of the greatest recent sources of contention between the United States and the Russian Federation. Now, however,.
A Circle of Economic Crisis and Political Instability in Egypt
Egypt is arguably the most volatile country in the Maghreb area, barring Libya, presently. Ever since the three decades of “reign” of former president Hosni Mubarak have come to an abrupt.
ISIS: Turning the Corner or Turning Around?
In these days, as Iraqi forces backed up by the US-led coalition are trying to break the last stand of ISIS resistance in the battle for Mosul, the world will witness.
War in Yemen: a New Vietnam?
The Yemeni Civil War is probably not the most talked about conflict in western media, with all the attention attracted by the unfortunately well-known atrocities committed by the Islamic State in.
The Russian Case 50 Years After the Cuban Crisis
It was 1962 and the world had been dragged to the verge of disaster, where it remained, precariously-balanced, for thirteen – seemingly never-ending – days. Fast forwarding to half a century.
How Italy is Paying a High Price for Anti-Russian Policies
Just a few days ago the European Union has confirmed that the economic sanctions against the Russian Federation were extended for another year, or specifically up to 19th January 2016. Despite.
Is Oil Low Price Going to Sustain the Economic Recovery?
During the last part of 2014, optimism steadily raised over the unusually low prices of oil and their allegedly positive economic effects on the economies of oil importing countries. Although some.
Islamic State, Half the Truth is Often a Whole Lie
Proceeding in order, to fully appreciate the information that constitutes the core of the anlysis and to understand the events that shaped the Islamic State, it is crucial to briefly outline.
Charlie Hebdo: Take a Side
Today’s attack against French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo marks a turning point in the terror threat on European soil, which could either turn out to be a long overdue wake-up call for the.
A Chess Match for the Control of Oil
Undoubtedly, the plummeting of oil price is one of the most observed and debated topics of this year’s end, both for its economic and political implications. These kind of events are.
A Quick Glimpse on Modern Military Power: the U.S.A. Case
In the post World War II era, the military power of a nation has assumed different traits than those from all the previous periods in history. The invention and proliferation of.
Germany, Europe and Russia: Walls Instead of Bridges
The 25th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall was hailed with cheerful celebrations in the German capital. Many world leaders sent the usual messages of satisfaction and hope, including Pope.
PUSH and PULL, the double-faced strategy dividing the EU from Russia
The Ukrainian crisis is currently the leading factor weighing on Western international relations, with the EU being caught in an unstable position, torn between the U.S.A.’s pressure on one side, and.
European Union and the Vexed Question of Russian Gas
Winter is approaching and the European Union, following the lead of the U.S.A., is firmly persisting in its policy of sanctions against the Russian Federation. Yet the prospect of closing down.
Migrants In The Mediterranean Sea, Time For A Real Solution
Another tragedy of migrants happened in the Mediterranean Sea last week. This time as many as 500 people are feared to have drowned, while trying the crossing to reach the EU, a.