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The meaning of Pope Francesco’s visit to Iraq

Lebanon, Syria and Iraq are three strongly related countries, and Pope Francesco’s visit to Iraq, happened during a pandemic, after the attack of January in Bagdad, where the authorship was…

March 8, 2021Gerta Zaimi, Iraq, Pope Francesco, Vatican

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Kosovo´s dialogue with Serbia: crisis or opportunity?

The "early" visit to Kosovo of the European Union special envoy for the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, Miroslav Lajcak, took place before the results of the February 14 elections…

March 4, 2021Arbesa Hoxha, Kosovo, Serbia

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Belarus is going into Moscow-controlled military dictatorship

Belarus fell into dependence on Russia. Moscow controls the situation in Minsk more and more often. Western European countries’ pressure on Lukashenko has no sense as the Kremlin determines and…

March 2, 2021Belarus, Russia

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The time to rethink Russia policy comes

The Kremlin's threats to break off relations with the European Union are nothing but hollow words. Moscow is not ready for such actions, since the EU remains Russia's key economic…

February 23, 2021Russia

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Is EU being unreasonable with Kosovo´s foreign policy?

The establishment of official relations between Israel and Kosovo and mutual recognition sent a signal to the opposing countries of the Kosovo statehood and with that also the EU non…

February 8, 2021Arbesa Hoxha, Israel, Kosovo

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Myanmar coup to increase China’s influence, revive the military junta rule and wind up democracy in the country

Myanmar coup followed agreements made between the military leaders of Myanmar and the official Beijing seeking more influence in Myanmar and kicking out India as a competitor in the region.…

February 4, 2021China, Myanmar

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Is Serbia provoking another confrontation in Kosovo?

Whenever Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic needs a card to arouse nationalist sentiment in Serbia, he uses the Kosovo card. He also used this card recently during a visit where the…

February 1, 2021Arbesa Hoxha, Kosovo, Serbia

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Biden’s first conversation with Putin shows the reset futility

The first telephone call between US President Joe Biden and Russian President Putin proves the Kremlin’s intention to continue implementing a confrontational policy in the relations with the West, and…

January 28, 2021Russia, USA

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Let the African Union and UN Recognize Somaliland

A successful state is one where the acting government demonstrates control of the periphery, the centre, financially able to provide basic institutions and strong legitimate authority. Arguably international recognition is…

January 4, 2021Mphatso Kampeni, Somalia, Somaliland

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Understanding the Houthi Ideology and its Consequences on Yemen, 2020

This research by Salem Bahfi analyzes the Houthis’ warped ideology in depth, aiming to not only illustrate how the group bears similarities to other Iranian-backed terrorist organizations such as Hezbollah…

December 22, 2020Yemen

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The meaning of Pope Francesco’s visit to Iraq

Kosovo´s dialogue with Serbia: crisis or opportunity?

Belarus is going into Moscow-controlled military dictatorship

The time to rethink Russia policy comes

Is EU being unreasonable with Kosovo´s foreign policy?

Myanmar coup to increase China’s influence, revive the military junta rule and wind up democracy in the country

Is Serbia provoking another confrontation in Kosovo?

Biden’s first conversation with Putin shows the reset futility

Let the African Union and UN Recognize Somaliland

Understanding the Houthi Ideology and its Consequences on Yemen, 2020

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