Kosovan recognition of Israel
The status of Jerusalem is one of the thorniest obstacles in the forging of peace between Israel and the Palestinians, who with broad international backing, want East Jerusalem, captured by Israel in the 1967...
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Political Crisis in Kosovo: When the President fought with the Prime Minister in a democracy
In the year 1999, an ethnic conflict erupted at the doorstep of Europe. Albanian fighters belonging to the Kosovar Liberation Army battled for a land of their own, then controlled by the Serbian government....
How the Poorest country of Europe defeated the corrupted oligarchy run government
The small, impoverished, East European state has been in a turmoil since the elections were held in February 2019. Although, pro-EU and pro-Russian forces have been fighting for supremacy for a long time this...
Turkey-Greece Mediterranean Stand-off: Peace or Pause?
There has been a sign of relief between Ankara and Athens’s weeks-long standoff. Turkey on 14th September was witnessed taking the first positive step towards ensuring peace and stability in the region, by pulling...
How Colonialism and Imperialism Paved the path for European Growth
Colonisation began with the discovery of distant lands. Spaniards and Portuguese undertook the voyage which brought them in intimate contact with the native population of the upcoming colonies. The natives were used by the...
The Nuremberg Laws of Nazi Germany: Marginalization, Segregation, and Extermination of Jews
One of the deadliest event recorded in history is the holocaust which not only erupted the anti-Semitic sentiment against Jews but also commemorated the extinction of compassion and humanity. During World war I Nazi...
Has Brexit Helped?
It’s the early hours of June 24, 2016 in the UK. Jenny Watson, chief of the UK Electoral Commission, officially announces that the UK has voted to leave the EU in the Referendum on...
The United States and Taiwan: Redrawing the Diplomatic Triangle with China
The history of US-China relations and growing tensions has much in history than in present times. Both countries are “resolved” to protect their interests and are capable of doing so. A number of contentions...
Hun Sen’s China Dependence Hinders Indian Trade Potential
There are many costs to Cambodia from the blind reliance on China pursued by our Prime Minister, Hun Sen. There is firstly the political and military risk created by a strategic alliance with an...
Five-point agreement between India and China: What to expect
Amidst tensed situations at LAC, Foreign minister S Jaishankar reached Russia this Tuesday, for the SCO meeting where foreign ministers of the SCO nations held SCO ministerial meet hosted by Moscow. The Indian and...
