Tag : Analysis

Tag: Analysis

Can Erdogan survive an economic crisis of his own design?

Turkey was as soon as seen as one thing of an economic miracle on the daybreak of the millennium. Hundreds of thousands of Turks have been lifted into the center class, poverty was minimize down dramatically and overseas investment into Turkey stored...

Conflict in Ukraine and Kosovo are connected

Vladimir Putin claims that defending ethnic Russians justifies army action towards Ukraine. Putin’s concern for Ukraine’s Russian minority is bombastic. His larger international aim is to confront NATO and undermine US leadership to redeem the Russia...

Amateur hour for US diplomacy in Albania

On December 11, Sali Berisha, a two-term Prime Minister and President of Albania, was addressing some ten thousand jubilant Democratic Celebration congress members within the Tirana important soccer stadium. The political occasion was a novelty in so...

The Korean Peninsula should remain a security concern

With both South Korea and the USA targeted on domestic issues – 2022 presidential race and 2022 midterm elections respectively, will probably be extremely troublesome for both to offer exit strategies to North Korea’s imposing threats in the foreseea...

Why China cannot invade Taiwan

China’s current aerial incursion in Taiwan air protection zone and President Xi Jinping’s confrontational remarks re-prompted a debate on whether or not Beijing is capable of conquering Taipei. The character of this delicate dichotomy nonetheless re...

Let us celebrate democracy and let us make it stronger

The eyes of the world’s main overseas coverage wonks have been all on Washington, DC, after President Joe Biden met with fellow democratic leaders on the “Summit for Democracy”. This was a key realization of his campaign pledge of 2020 and – co...

The deep fall of a child prodigy

The shock was nice, and he staged it in his ordinary skilled method. Sebastian Kurz, who at 31 turned Austria’s youngest-ever chancellor, introduced his retirement from political life on December 2. Having already resigned as head of government...

Support for frontline staff and volunteers is key to overcoming Europe’s fresh COVID onslaught

In some ways, Europe is way better placed to face up to its second pandemic winter. Although instances are surging across the continent and the new Omicron variant has sparked recent considerations, many nations have succeeded in somewhat decoupling...

New rules covering the rights of Platform Economy workers

With the European Fee set to undertake their proposal for a Directive on enhancing working circumstances in platform work on December eight, the difficulty of the gig financial system and platform work has been brought into focus. This imminent adop...

Why Biden shouldn’t use the ‘Summit for Democracy’ to start more Cold Wars

On December 9 and 10, President Biden will host a digital “Summit for Democracy.” The gathering will deliver together leaders from 110 nations who work in government, civil society and the personal sector, with the officially declared function of cre...

Qatar is forging its own path

A quick take a look at a map of the Close to East and North Africa reveals two key information: 1) The area is politically divided into sparsely populated, however geographically monumental nations on one aspect; smaller nations on the opposite, most...

The case for peace and reconciliation in Ethiopia

Civil conflict has been raging in Ethiopia for over a yr now, between the National Defence Forces of the Ethiopian Authorities, and rebel militia numbering some 250,000 fighters from the northern region of Tigray, the “TPLF”. This has left a trail of...

Ukrainian president seeks total control over media

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has had two options since he was elected in 2019: both to enhance the truth that he faced or to create a pretend one. He has opted for the latter: to silence unbiased voices and attempt to brainwash the populac...

Is Lukashenko setting a new trap for Europe?

One can hardly imagine the misery of the refugees on the border between Poland, Lithuania and Belarus. Hundreds of individuals from Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan, lots of them Kurds and Yazidis, are tenting in the woods in freezing temperatures with li...

Border pains: A set play by Belarus

Determined migrants sandwiched between the Belarussian-Polish border is a nasty quagmire. Additionally it is an impressively manufactured crisis. With threats to each EU and NATO borders on the middle of the state of affairs, an air of hysteria and a...