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Poland’s National Security Strategy – against Russia and Germany

11:13 26.05.2020 Vladislav Gulevich

Poland’s National Security Strategy – against Russia and Germany

Poland has adopted a new National Security Strategy which sets major guidelines for addressing a variety of issues amid the continuing decomposition of the current international order (1). The Strategy names Russia number one destroyer of well-established international standards which poses a severe threat to the security of Poland. Given …

Restoring Trust in Global Governance (The UN Security Council should urgently address Covid-19 – addendum)

11:57 25.05.2020 Hasmy Agam , Anis Bajrektarević

Restoring Trust in Global Governance (The UN Security Council should urgently address Covid-19 – addendum)

Further to the points of view undersigned authors expressed nearly two months ago (see: https://www.neweurope.eu/article/the-un-security-council-should-urgently-address-covid-19/), it is to a deep regret that the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) still misses to adopt the much-needed Council Resolution to address the COVID-19 (C-19) pandemic event. This is largely due to the tensions …

Rejection of the Washington Consensus: the global economy is on the verge of change

15:26 23.05.2020 Sergey Runko

Rejection of the Washington Consensus: the global economy is on the verge of change

Review of the book “Capitalism of crises and revolutions: how formation epochs alternate, new long waves are born, restorations die and neomercantilism advances” In early September (2019) a monograph by Vasily Koltashov was published dedicated to the nature of economic crises and their impact on the development of mankind. Plunging …

COVID-19 and US: strategies, trends and foreign policy scenarios

11:59 22.05.2020 Andrey Torin

COVID-19 and US: strategies, trends and foreign policy scenarios

The Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC) has held a "COVID-19 Epidemic: Strategies, Trends, and Scenarios of US Foreign Policy" online roundtable dealing with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on US policy, and relations with key partners in the world.Deputy Foreign Minister and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Russia, Sergey …

And the Wind Cries Jeffrey: Biohacking Humans with DNA, Nanotechnology, IoT and 5G

10:43 22.05.2020 Domagoj Nikolić

And the Wind Cries Jeffrey: Biohacking Humans with DNA, Nanotechnology, IoT and 5G

Disclaimer: The views expressed here are those of the author; they do not reflect the author’s employer or any entity whatsoever with which he has been, is now, or will be affiliated.Could it be that the "vaccines" they want to push on us, using the corona pandemic as a pretext, …

Public Art Around the Globe Reacts to the Pandemic

13:26 20.05.2020 Elena Rubinova

Public Art Around the Globe Reacts to the Pandemic

“Stay Home” #TAG, Tel-AvivPhoto by R. KarapetyanAll through this unforgettable March, the Corona crisis swept the globe affecting everyone directly and changing the nature of their everyday life. As the streets and squares were turning empty, museums and galleries on all continents - from America to Australia - shut their …

Kosovo between USA and EU

12:11 20.05.2020 Pyotr Iskenderov

Kosovo between USA and EU

The issue of Kosovo is yet again becoming one of the hottest on the international agenda. While the US administration is set on the early (before the presidential elections in November) signing of an agreement on normalizing relations through territorial exchanges, the European Union leadership, under pressure from Germany, is …

Middle East: from COVID-19 invasion to an epidemic of disintegration?

11:50 18.05.2020 Andrey Isayev

Middle East: from COVID-19 invasion to an epidemic of disintegration?

The recent declaration of autonomy in southern Yemen and Khalifa Haftar's declaring himself the ruler of all Libya once again drew the world’s attention to the phenomenon of separatism. This phenomenon is certainly not new, amply exemplified by events in Scotland, Catalonia, Flanders and South Tyrol. In Europe, the problem …

Interview with Stiven Milller

11:08 14.05.2020

Interview with Stiven Milller

– To what extent are Americans interested in foreign policy? Is the foreign policy agenda going to influence their preferences in the upcoming election or it will be centered around domestic issues?– Well, that answer can be very short, because the evidence is very clear. Foreign policy is a very …

Croatia fears Greater Hungary

13:49 13.05.2020 Vladislav Gulevich

Croatia fears Greater Hungary

The angry reaction by Croatia’s President Zoran Milanovic to a publication by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in which he presented the map of Greater Hungary has demonstrated Zagreb’s concern over Budapest’s moves to re-evaluate the events of the past that determined Hungary’s present-day borders. (1). For Croatia, its proximity …

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