The Future of Energy: Is the Green Lobby Turning Gray?

Maximilien CouvreurMarch 8, 2019

Exploring the false claims about the nuclear risk and livability of renewables.

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Realism and the Crimean Crisis

Samuel AmadeoJune 5, 2018

This article explores the Crimean Crisis through the lens realism, a political science theory on how nation's behave in regards to one another.

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Cold War 2.0

Siddharth AlmeidaMay 21, 2018

The Cold war never really ended; it still simmers conveying the tension between the US led Western bloc and the Eastern bloc comprising Russia, China.

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Italian soldiers in Latvia- Russian government protests

Francesco CerminaraOctober 27, 2016

United States of America and Europe against Vladimir Putin's Russia. A new round after Italian government has decided to send troups in Latvia.

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Get Your 2016 Putin Calendar Now!

Giulia ZuffaJanuary 25, 2016

Calendars, t-shirts, perfumes... The variety of Putin merchandising is huge. This is how the Russian president is trying to present himself as a model.

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Falling Oil Price: Why Does It Matter?

Francesco PalladinoJanuary 20, 2016

As of January 2016, oil prices continue to drop, influencing oil-producing and oil-consuming countries in a variety of ways.

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Russia-Turkey: War of Words

Nadja SaveskaDecember 9, 2015

An in-depth analysis of the relationship between Russia and Turkey after the incident with the Russian Su-24 aircraft.

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NATO-Russia Relations: The Need of a New Modern Treaty

Dea ElmasllariNovember 23, 2015

For more than two decades NATO Russia have been striving to build diplomatic relations but the latest events reveal that tensions among them continue to exist.

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Is Russia’s Economic Nightmare Coming to an End?

Alexander KeithOctober 12, 2015

Economic sanctions and a falling oil price have resulted in a disastrous economic collapse, but has the worst now passed for Russia?

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Russian Air Fight Starts against ISIS

Sharon Gallo CarpentieriOctober 6, 2015

Russia's invasion of the Turkish airspace has made waves among Western military powers already present in the region, especially the United States.

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Benjamin Netanyahu Comes to Moscow – With His Two Generals

Aliya IzbassarovaSeptember 22, 2015

Israeli Prime Minister speaks with Russian President about whether the Russian supply of weapons will get to Hezbollah.

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Ukraine Gas Supply Once Again Under Threat

Aliya IzbassarovaSeptember 14, 2015

Unless both The World Bank and the EU help Ukraine afford gas, it may be left with not enough heat for the winter

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Politicising and Distortion of WWII

Aliya IzbassarovaSeptember 8, 2015

Children across the globe learn different stories about World War 2, while a ribbon of victory is used as a symbol of a new war

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The Perspectives of the Eurasian Union

Aliya IzbassarovaSeptember 1, 2015

What is the Eurasian Union and why we don't need to worry about it... at least, yet

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The Kremlin’s Weapons of Influence: Energy, Money and Misinformation

Beatrice BasaldellaAugust 31, 2015

Putin is succeeding quite well in implementing his diabolic plans, so as to urge the EU to take strategic remedial action.

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The Tourism Plunge of the Crimea

marrit-westerweelAugust 20, 2015

The Russian president Putin paid Crimea this week a three day visit. One of his reasons was to talk about the tourism on the peninsula.

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