MAAN – a labour union that refuses to accept borders
People who started MAAN in the 90’s were convinced that neoliberal perspective, which was very strong then, must be challenged....
Middle East
Fereydoun Majlessi: Iran’s economic hardship is caused mainly by military and security expenditure, not sanctions
Vladimir Mitev Fereydoun Majlessi is a former diplomat, who served in Washington DC and in Brussels in the European community...
Israeli politics, the Palestinian struggle and the war in Ukraine: what is going on?
There is a strong leaning here, in Israel, among both Jews and Palestinians, toward the Ukrainian cause. The problem is...
Dragoș Mateescu: There is a strong nationalist tendency in Turkey
Interview with a Romanian expert on Turkish foreign policy with regards to NATO, EU, Russian-Ukrainian war, the Middle East and...
Death of Shireen Abu Akleh: apartheid got off the leash
The killing of Shireen Abu Akleh was not only a tragedy. It was also a statement. If Israeli Defense Forces...
The visit of the Iranian president Raisi to Moscow “does not appear to be a breakthrough”
The nuclear power plant Bushehr is a symbol of Russian-Iranian technological cooperation in the last 3 decades. It is also...
The West, the Taliban and Iran amidst the US withdrawal from Afghanistan
Photo: A hint at Iran's ambiguous attitude towards the developments in Afghanistan (source: screenshot, Washigton Post) The third episode of...
Iran’s ambiguous attitude towards the Taliban, “the West” and “the East”
Iran and Afghanistan in the focus of attention (source: Pixabay, CC0) The foreign policy ambiguity in Iran is mixed with...
