The Western Balkans and Greece’s foreign policy after 1989
University Center for Regional Studies and Analyses (UCRSA), 16 May 2025 The University Center for Regional Studies and Analyses at...
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2025 Presidential Elections in Poland: sharp polarization and rise of the far right
While the first exit polls suggest a victory of the ruling Civic Coalition candidate, his lead over the sovereignist opponent...
Germany’s far right attacks press freedom
Posted by Thomas Klikauer Perhaps even before a free press emerged during a period known as Enlightenment, reactionary forces tried...
Berlin’s Neo-Nazis
Posted by Thomas Klikauer Germany’s Neo-Nazis have renewed their, often displayed, brutalities in recent weeks. They are encouraged by the...
New Oligarchy: Trump, Big Tech, and Seizure of Global Future
As Donald Trump embarks on his second term in the White House, the relationship between his administration and America’s digital...
Is Trump Calling Nixon? An Unimaginable Reshuffle of the Global Order
In 1972, US president Richard Nixon decided to start the process of normalisation between Washington and Beijing. The manoeuvre was...
Petar Vitanov: In Bulgaria, green and just transition issues have been swept below the floor for a long time. Now, they explode
- We all knew in 2020 what was going to happen. Industrial and energetical transitions have been imminent. But the...
H.E. Anatol Cebuc: Moldova’s future is in the EU!
Vladimir Mitev, The Bridge of Friendship, 20 August 2024 On the occasion of the end of his term as Ambassador...
On Trump’s assassination attempt: political violence does not come from the margins any more
With each shift in the poles of global power, we can bet on where the first cracks appear, where conflicts...
Understanding Iran’s election engineering and its global ramifications
Siyavash Shahabi, The Fire Next Time, 6 July 2024 The post discusses the intricate political dynamics in Iran involving its...
