Geopolitics and politics

Geopolitics and politics

Dragana Trifković: Ukrainian refugees are no longer welcome in Poland and Germany

Poland is one of the EU countries that is suffering major consequences due to the conflict in Ukraine. Since the beginning of the Russian intervention in Ukraine at the end of February this year, a large number of Ukrainians have gone to Poland to find safety there and escape the war. At first, the majority of Polish citizens had great empathy for the Ukrainian refugees, but when the situation began to strain the system in Ukraine, the circumstances changed.

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Срби са КиМ: Двадесет дана и ноћи су Срби провели на барикадама, а да заузврат ама баш ништа нису добили, сем што су доживели још један пораз због актуелног режима у Београду

Information Service of the people's movement of Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija "Fatherland"

Последњи догађаји око барикада на северу Косова и Метохије осликавају потпуни дебакл националне и државне политике председника Србије. Народни покрет Срба са Косова и Метохије „Отаџбина“ је претпостављао да ће овако нешто да се деси имајући у виду да Александар Вучић већ пуних десет година гради имиџ губитника решавајући најважније српско државно питање, а то је Косово и Метохија.

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Kosovar forces in the Malvinas: Tools of ‘Global Britain’

By Micaela Constantini *

On November 23, the agreement was ratified between the Ministry of Defense of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Ministry of Defense, on behalf of the Government of the Republic of Kosovo, for the deployment of personnel from the Security Forces of Kosovo (KSF) to the Malvinas (Falkland) Islands to the Roulement Infantry Company.

The proposal/decision, presented and explained in the Assembly by the Kosovar Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, was approved at the “109th meeting of the Government of Kosovo”, under Decision No.08,/109. After the presentation of the report, with the recommendations of the Security and Defense Committee, the Assembly decided, with 77 votes in favor, to send the KSF mission abroad.

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Lebanon is a failed state today

By Steven Sahiounie, journalist and political commentator

This is part two of an examination of the current state of Lebanon. In part one, we looked at the Soldiers of God, an extremist Christian militia that pose a threat to the security of Lebanon and could ignite a new civil war.

Lebanon needs up to $15 billion to rise from its present economic collapse which was decades in the making and can be blamed on the corrupt ruling elite who lined their pockets at the expense of the citizens, driving the country into financial ruin and deadly social turmoil.

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Syria and Türkiye can – together with Iran and Iraq – eliminate “hypothetical threat of Kurdish extremism”

The Turkish government has articulated two policies at once recently: efforts to pursue another ground operation in the north of Syria and the proposal to start a political dialogue with the Syrian government.

Under what conditions can reconciliation between Türkiye and Syria take place? What is the Syrian perspective on the regional autonomous entity in its north and how does Damascus consider the current US policies against it? 

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Айнур Курманов: Фашизация Казахстана и республик бывшей советской Средней Азии

Айнур Курманов, правозащитник, писатель, профсоюзный активист

6-7 декабря состоялась международная научная конференция «Проблемы возрождения фашизма в Европе в XXI в. и возможности его преодоления» (Белград, 2022), на которой присутствовали эксперты из разных стран. Это доклад спикера Айнура Курманова – Казахстанского политика, общественного деятеля и журналиста.

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Russia: From Boris Yeltsin to Vladimir Putin

By Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirovic

After the Cold War 1.0 (1949−1989) emerged many new problems in the international arena of global politics as the circumstances concerning international relations drastically have been changed. One of the many problematic issues that have been facing both the USA and Europe (in fact, NATO and the EU) after 1989 was to find a new way of their relations with a new post-communist Russia – a country in a historical political and economic transition. Russia after the Cold War 1.0 faced many stresses as it started to experiment with its position in the new world and new international relations which have been dictated by the American hyperpower position.

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Is a Turkish-Russian gas hub to deliver energy to Europe feasible?

United World International has organized a webinar with the title “Europe’s energy crisis and the prospects of Russian-Turkish cooperation” on December 23rd. The webinar hosted following guests who provided presentations: Stanislav Mitrakhovich, expert of the National Energy Security Fund, researcher at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation; Dr. Şerife Özkan Nesimioğlu, Assistant Professor at KTO Karatay University, Department of Energy Management, Türkiye; Dragana Trifkovic, Director General of the Center for Geostrategic Studies, Serbia and Michael Roberts, economist and labor activist, United Kingdom.

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