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Read more about the article EU Enlargement Stalls in the Western Balkans

EU Enlargement Stalls in the Western Balkans

Introduction Amidst growing geopolitical urgency, the Western Balkans – a region historically and culturally intertwined with the European project – remain in a prolonged state of accession limbo (Koppa, 2022).…

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Read more about the article Bulgaria at Crossroads: Societal Constrain and Political Instability

Bulgaria at Crossroads: Societal Constrain and Political Instability

On 11 December 2025, the government of Bulgaria resigned amid weeks of sustained mass protests and mounting public dissatisfaction, marking yet another chapter in the Balkan republic’s prolonged political turbulence.…

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Read more about the article Law of the Sea VS Casus belli

Law of the Sea VS Casus belli

Law of the Sea: Historical Background, Hugo Grotius The need for legislative action in the field of maritime activities was clearly expressed as early as the 17th century. Hugo Grotius,…

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Read more about the article Greece and Soft Power- The Changing Greek Identity

Greece and Soft Power- The Changing Greek Identity

The Emergence of the Term “Soft Power” In 1980, political scientist Joseph Nye coined the term “Soft Power.” Soft power describes a state’s ability to influence other actors without the…

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Read more about the article USA-Israel: a Bond of Faith, Power and History

USA-Israel: a Bond of Faith, Power and History

The relationship between the United States of America and Israel is one of the most pressing issues in international politics and a timeless subject of public debate. In an era…

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Diplomacy & Global Justice: The Political Reality of the ICC

Introduction—The concept of international Justice—that every individual, regardless of position or power, can beheld accountable for crimes against humanity—is a cornerstone of the modern international order.The creation of the International…

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Greece; bridge of two worlds?

Have you ever wondered how Greece, sitting at the crossroads of East and West, can serve as a unique cultural, economic, and geopolitical bridge?For many, Greece looks like nothing more…

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Read more about the article Israel-Iran conflict: Everything you should know so far

Israel-Iran conflict: Everything you should know so far

Israel-Iran: A short overviewGiorgos Kostopoulos/Grigoris PalisidisIsrael launched “Operation Rising Lion” on June 12–13, with massive airstrikes on more than 100 targets in Iran — including nuclear facilities (Natanz, Esfahan, Fordow),…

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Immigration and Human Rights in the America-Mexico borders: How much can diplomacy cover up enroachment

The following article delves into an in-depth analysis and examination of the role of U.S.-Mexico bilateral agreements, the immigration situation, the conditions in detention centers, and the internationalsilence, aiming to…

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Read more about the article Greece-Africa: The relationship we never dared to have

Greece-Africa: The relationship we never dared to have

Greece and Africa. Africa and Greece. Across the decades, Greece has stood at major geopolitical crossroads—sometimes as an observer, sometimes as a secondary partner, and rarely as a player of…

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