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What happens when you have to choose between labelling a group a foreign terrorist organisation, and choosing to continue humanitarian...

How EU policies regarding the Ukraine conflict reflect a stronger and more united Europe than in the recent past It is a common maxim...

An analysis of Germany’s Russia policy and the underlying reasoning In a post-Merkel world, Germany is facing numerous challenges in the...

This former revolutionary is unusually uncomfortable, visibly fragile - broken. He speaks from his desk slowly, tepidly. Boris Yeltsin is...

The three presidents of Bosnia and Herzegovina rarely see eye-to-eye but at least they can all agree that nobody wants another war to...

In March 2021, after NATO announced seven planned military exercises in Ukraine as part of a greater series of exercises in Eastern...

On the 25th of January, the first Bulgaro-North Macedonian inter-governmental summit in several years began in Bulgaria’s capital, Sofia....

If there is one chance for the Liberal International Order to reassert itself, it is in the defence of Ukraine. Russian troops are...

ORIGIN OF CONFLICT Both Russia and Ukraine are former Soviet states. In late 2013, Ukraine was led by the pro-Russian President...

The border, the word border, sounds like order, but in this place they do not rhyme. The border is a handshake that becomes a squeezing...

A diplomatic analysis of Gagauzia and Transnistria On 24th December 2020, Maia Sandu of the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS), was...