Elections in the United States and India: Both Might Tip the International Balance of Power
Two elections this year may shift the triangular balance of power between China, India and the US. Indian prime minister Narendra Modi is expected to ...
Zelensky Forever?
On 19 April 2019, Volodymyr Zelensky made history with his unlikely win in the Ukrainian presidential elections. Interestingly, Moscow trusted him to improve relations between ...
From Jokowi to Prabowo: What to Expect from Indonesia’s New President
Subianto Prabowo has won the Indonesian presidential elections, ensuring the continuity of strongman politics in the regional middle power. Although president Joko Widodo is stepping down ...
The European Parliament Could be the Biggest Obstacle to Reelection of Ursula von der Leyen
In just a few weeks, voters in the 27 EU countries will go to the polls again after five years to decide the composition of ...
“There is No Military Solution Between Kosovo and Serbia” – A Report from the Budapest Balkans Forum
“What we have to think about is what is the purpose of such a common European force. If it is defined, then anything can be ...
MCC Brussels Conference: Is Europe’s Future Populist?
Populism is one of the most used political terms in the last twenty years, and it has had diverse implications and objections. Since the crisis ...
The Moral Side of the Arms Trade
“By many countries, the arms are bought for defense – if that were true, they wouldn’t need any weapons. If my neighbor buys weapons, therefore ...
Corruption in Spain: Prelude to an Early Election? – An Interview
In the last 20 years, corruption cases in Spain have been coming out continuously. In 2018, after several cases of corruption of the PP (Popular ...
Vladimir Putin’s Next Term Highlights Difficulties for Russia
This article was originally published on March 13, 2024. On March 17, incumbent Vladimir Putin was re-elected after winning 87 percent of the votes. There ...