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Russian-American relations pattern after Joe Biden’s inauguration

The Trump administration did not live up to the Kremlin's hopes to reach an agreement with Washington as for influence sphere division and sanctions pressure removal for Moscow's actions violating…

December 17, 2020Russia, USA

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Morocco, another step in relations with Israel under the light of the sun

Morocco and Israel, on December 10th, agreed to start the normalization of their diplomatic relations. This was announced by US President, Donald Trump, explaining that the decision is part of…

December 14, 2020Gerta Zaimi, Israel, Morocco, Western Sahara

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New White House Office to Step up Pressure on Russia

Following the U.S. President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, the United States will be given a free hand to wind up recognizing Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism and as a…

December 8, 2020Russia, state sponsorship of terrorism, USA

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How strong a possibility for Russian military contingent withdrawal from Transnistria?

The President of Moldova Maia Sandu is going to face opposition and provocations following the attempts to pull Russian troops out of the territory of the country. The international community…

December 1, 2020Moldova, Russia, Transnistria

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When freedom is a sin! The vision of the Serbian Orthodox Church on Kosovo

The Serbian Orthodox Church is in a crossroad now with the death of the Partiarch Irinej, who was not only the key religious figure but also had political influence in…

November 26, 2020Kosovo, Orthodox church, Serbia

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New threats and crisis of international organizations

In the context of a pandemic and possible global economic crisis, countries are trying to interact more closely with each other. International organizations, though online, hold their meetings more often…

November 25, 2020United Nations, WHO

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Mailed Fist, Velvet Glove: Soviet Armed Forces as a Political Instrument, 1979

The paper by Brooking Institution gives the opportunity to understand modern Russia's approach in foreign policy and political-military diplomacy. It has been a means of expanding and preserving authority abroad…

November 17, 2020Russia

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Russian military buildup in Sudan to control the Red Sea transport routes and provide its mil presence in the Indian Ocean

Sudan has approved the deployment of Russian naval logistics base on its territory by pledging to develop and modernize the country's infrastructure in order to maintain and supply Russian warships, and provide…

November 16, 2020Sudan

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Will Bulgaria delay North Macedonia’s EU Path?

After Athens opposed Macedonia's name because it was already used by one of the regions of northern Greece, the two sides reached an agreement in 2018. No one lost and…

November 13, 2020Arbesa Hoxha, Bulgaria, EU, North Macedonia

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China: Europe through the Balkans

Beijing's presence in the Western Balkans is an issue that Brussels must address soon. The lack of investment in this region by the European Union, let China complete this part…

November 12, 2020Arbesa Hoxha, Balkans, China, Kosovo, Serbia

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Russian-American relations pattern after Joe Biden’s inauguration

Morocco, another step in relations with Israel under the light of the sun

New White House Office to Step up Pressure on Russia

How strong a possibility for Russian military contingent withdrawal from Transnistria?

When freedom is a sin! The vision of the Serbian Orthodox Church on Kosovo

New threats and crisis of international organizations

Mailed Fist, Velvet Glove: Soviet Armed Forces as a Political Instrument, 1979

Russian military buildup in Sudan to control the Red Sea transport routes and provide its mil presence in the Indian Ocean

Will Bulgaria delay North Macedonia’s EU Path?

China: Europe through the Balkans

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