International Relations in India & Beyond
The cold war witnessed the highest ever arms race between the US and then the Soviet Union. It was more predominant in Europe as Europe became the epicentre of the cold war between these...
There is a widespread view that Germany’s policy towards Bosnia-Herzegovina has always been friendly. Also, such a policy stimulated the European Union to adopt a positive approach to the Bosnian quest to eventually become...
Clashes have erupted in Armenia and Azerbaijan over two and a half decades-long conflict in Nagorno Karabakh in late September. Hundreds have been killed and thousands displaced in recent fighting since Baku and Yerevan...
Russia was behind a cyber attack launched against the Norwegian parliament in August, the Norwegian foreign minister said on Tuesday. “Based on the information available to the government, it is our assessment that Russia...
Till October 1, 2017, I had known Catalonia through football only (FC Barcelona of course). A few times I had heard about the Catalan secessionism but that too was only when the Catalan flag...
As the two-day summit of the EU got underway, Mr Nicos Anastasiades continued to defy sanctions on Belarus until and unless the EU member states paid attention to Turkey’s conflicting behaviour in the Mediterranean....
More than 7,000 people reside in seven official migrant camps run by IOM in the country, of which Krajina itself consists house nearly 7000 in the five camps set up in its town centres....
Deutsche Welle recently published a comment on Bosnia-Herzegovina written by Stefan Schwarz,a renowned German politician. In this text, the author advocates a revision of the German policy towards Bosnia, proposing a change of the...
“We will call upon the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and, together with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and European Council President Charles Michel, we would like to urge Belarus to agree to...
The plan has already received heavy criticism from some of the countries in the EU. This could spell trouble for the next week’s talks as unanimous approval is required to push through big changes...
