Tag: Europe
The EC will give Bulgaria 45 million euros for asylum and return procedures
The pilot project on asylum and return processes has advanced in Bulgaria over the past three months, and this was noted by the European Commission…
Germany to host the biggest NATO exercise in the alliance’s history
The greatest ever deployment of NATO air forces over Europe will take place over Germany. Monday is when the Air Defender 23 exercise is supposed…
President of Kosovo willing to hold new elections in areas with a Serb majority
Vjosa Osmani declared herself open to holding new elections in Kosovo’s north. However, the president of Kosovo stressed in the interview with Reuters that she…
As floodwaters from a collapsed dam rise, Ukrainians risk being homeless and contracting diseases
Ukraine’s KHERSON, June 7 (Reuters) – Following the damage of a significant hydroelectric dam on the front line between Russian and Ukrainian forces, which both…
How Russia damage Finland’s ability to access Asia, Finnair now travels to Japan in this way
Before 2020, Finnair conducted a strategic analysis to simulate the worst-case scenarios that would affect its operations. A global epidemic and a geopolitical incident involving…
Finland expels Russian diplomats
OSLO, June 6 – Finland will expel nine Russian diplomats from the Russian Embassy in Helsinki, accusing them of working on intelligence missions. “Their actions…
China closes “secret police stations” in Britain
This past Tuesday, Tom Tugendhat, the British Security Secretary, declared that China had shut down the “secret police stations” it had established in the United…
NATO is significantly strengthening its troop presence in Kosovo
Next to the Ukraine war, it is THE trouble spot in Europe: the Kosovo conflict! Following the recent violence in Kosovo, NATO has increased its…
Quo vadis, Ukraine? A conversation with John J. Mearsheimer | Max Otte
John J. Mearsheimer is one of the most prominent contemporary theorists in the field of International Relations. Upon their’s invitation, he came to Germany to…
“The Russians will win the war,” says John J. Mearsheimer
John J. Mearsheimer Ukraine has not regained calm since the uprising in 2014. The brutal fight for Bachmut is the latest tragic high point in…