Lyubomir Kyuchukov: The line between being part of conflict and part of war is ever thinner for Europe
Lyubomir Kyuchukov is a leading Bulgarian foreign policy analyst of the old generation. He is the director of the Sofia-based...
International Relations Theory
Unlearning hegemony: an optimistic theory of international relations in Southeastern Europe
The sight of Macedonians protesting against the opening of the Bulgarian cultural club “Boris III” is part of the years-long...
The West is experiencing a contraction of its power, not necessarily its decline
By Boaventura de Sousa Santos* – Globetrotter, Independent Media Institute, Other News What Westerners call the West or Western civilization...
NATO in Madrid – with an eye on Russia, but with China in mind. The reverse-Kissinger moment?
LARICS, 1 July 2022 A Romanian expert discussion on the outcomes of the NATO summit in Madrid took place at...
Merve Bedir: We need to ask ourselves the possibility of a non-aligned movement today
Merve Bedir is an architect and researcher. She holds a BA in architecture from the Middle East Technical University, Ankara/Turkey...
Europe: The return to the periphery of the world
Boaventura de Sousa Santos (source: Aula Castelao Filosofía, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikipedia/YouTube Commons) The beginning of the end of eurocentrism...
The left’s cold war paradigm has long been obsolete
A post-Cold war element from the Berlin Wall hints at human life behind the division lines (source: PIxabay, CC0) Russia's...
Cross-Border Talks #2: European Union, strategic autonomy and the Eastern Partnership
The three student of excellence in the Eastern Partnership - Georgia, Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova are in dark...
