Is Hydrogen Fuel absolute solution to climate change?
06.12.2019
Recently I have attended a conference titled “Global Energy Opportunities and Geopolitical Risks”. The focus of the conference was on hydrogen fuel or decarburization of fossil fuel.
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The Three Seas Initiative - a real geopolitical project or just the American version of Mitteleuropa
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02.12.2019
In the Polish scientific and geopolitical discourse there is about 100-years old tradition of the concept of distinguishing countries located in the (quite generally described) area located between the Adriatic, Baltic and Black seas, which is bas
Alice Wells remarks on CPEC are worth considerations
30.11.2019
Since the beginning of this decade, the US has been facing many challenges and losing on many fronts.
Industrialism and the Breakup of the Family
29.11.2019
Fox News’s Tucker Carlson caused quite a stir earlier this year with his comments on the breakdown of the family in the united States, a problem for which he believes the Elite are showing too little care:
North Stream 2, the EU & Multipolarity
27.11.2019
In the end of October 2019, The Danish government chose to go against the interests of Washington D.C. when they gave permission to Russian Gazprom to build the North Stream 2 natural gas pipeline through its waters.
Modernization without Westernization (Russian version)
26.11.2019
The concept of the “autarchy of large spaces” implies that non-market states left in the conditions of harsh competition with market ones should work out a model of autonomous development which partly reproduces the technological developments of liberal systems in the severely restrictive framework of a large-scale “customs union.”
Modernisation Without Westernisation (Hindu version)
26.11.2019
Can we define ‘Modernisation’ ? ‘Modern’ means ‘of the present and recent times’ or ‘characteristic of present or recent time’.
Is Trump a ‘Covert Ally’ to the Multipolar Order?
26.11.2019
We are led to understand that the unipolar ‘moment’ of US ascendency is giving way – grudgingly – to a multipolar world: a reversion perhaps to a more nineteenth century ‘concert’ of powers (or, of significant ‘poles’ – since size is not always the prime determinant).
