Стефано Верноле: Економске последице санкција Русији
Говор Стефана Вернолеа, потпредседникa Центра за медитеранске евроазијске студије на Међународној конференцији „Европа без ратова и санкција, нова економија у […]
Говор Стефана Вернолеа, потпредседникa Центра за медитеранске евроазијске студије на Међународној конференцији „Европа без ратова и санкција, нова економија у […]
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Poland is one of the EU countries that is suffering major consequences due to the conflict in Ukraine. Since the Russian intervention in Ukraine began in late February this year, a large number of Ukrainians have headed to Poland to find safety there and escape the war. Initially, most Polish citizens had a lot of empathy for Ukrainian refugees, but when the situation began to load the system in this country, circumstances have changed.
The situation is similar in other European countries, whose citizens feel insecure about the current energy crisis, which burdens the entire economy, and social assistance for refugees from Ukraine creates large expenditures that further pressure budgets.
Official statement of the Interparliamentary Commission for Human Rights
In connection with the abolition of three TV channels, the actions of the Ukrainian state in the field of freedom of speech and diversity of media
Written By: Miloš Zdravković
In the cold waters off Bornholm, a Danish island in the Baltic Sea, a complex game of cat and mouse takes place. A fleet of Russian ships is rushing to complete the construction of Nord Stream 2, a 1,230 km long gas pipeline (two pipes with a capacity of 27.5 billion cubic meters each) that would double the capacity of direct gas delivery from Russia to Germany. It remains to build less than 150 km. meanwhile, the US government, new as well as old (Trump's) backed by sanctions legislation, targets companies involved, directly or indirectly in the construction of this pipeline. As the saga enters its conclusion, the fate of the pipeline may depend on the outcome of this race.
Online conference in the organization Atlantic Councilit is held 24. June 2020. The theme of the panel was the transatlantic fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, the future of the transatlantic alliance, and the geopolitical challenges posed by Russia and China. The conference was accompanied by Dragana Trifkovic, director of the Center for geostrategic studies, as well as Svetlana Maksovic, secretary general of the Center for geostrategic studies. Below we share the report from the conference, as well as comments and questions from the Center.
ModeratorAnna Wislander, Director, Northern Europe Office, Atlantic Council
Introductory wordFrederick Kempe, president and CEO Atlantic Council
A video conference "Syria-cradle of Christianity"was held on the platform of the Interparliamentary Commission for Human Rights.
The conference was chaired by Mr. Valdemar Herdt, a member of the German Bundestag from the Alternative for Germany, who also initiated the holding of this conference.
Over thirty MPs, high-ranking politicians and experts from six countries participated in the conference.