Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: a possible (short) political profile
27.03.2018
The need to continue understanding the war in Syria leads to questioning the role of Turkey and the responsibilities of its current president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Interview
ICTY: “Something smells pretty fishy about this institution”
15.01.2018
The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) announced at 21 December 2017 that it will be closing at year’s end and transferring its outstanding caseload to the UN’s International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals
An attempt of colored revolution in Iran?
08.01.2018
The great Western media showed to the world the recent protests and street demonstrations in various cities of Iran as a general revolt against established power and motivated by the noblest of reasons: misery.
Igor Dodon on Transnistria: “If We Don’t Reach an Agreement, There Will Be Another War”
Photo: Geopolitica.ru
28.12.2017
In a closed press conference, the president of the Republic of Moldova, Igor Dodon, commented on the current situation in Transnistria for Geopolitica.Ru and listed possible methods that could end the conflict.
Like the soviet regime created a religion, so does Western liberalism
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10.11.2017
Iben Thrandholm, journalist, theologian (Denmark):
”Like the soviet regime created a religion, so does Western liberalism”
A matter of freedom, of speech
07.11.2017
In Western democracies, proud of constituting a model of absolute and universal values that can be easily and easily applied to all countries of the world, the freedom of the press, of the thought and of the expression, is a definite and non-n
(In)Subordination and Global Context
17.10.2017
In your books “La Insubordinación Fundante” (“The Founding Rebellion”) and “Insubordinación y Desarrollo” (“Rebellion and Development”), you claim that rebellion is what causes the development and success of nations.
