Category: Europe(B)

Imperial Evolution: The Putin-Erdogan Quandary

by campus | May 10, 2021 | European Union(B), Military(B), Russia(B), Turkey(B), US Foreign Policy(B) | 0 |

The Evolution of Two Empires From the Treaty of Hunkar-Iskelesi in 1833, to a recent deal for the...

A Dysfunctional Marriage

by campus | May 10, 2021 | Europe(B), European Union(B), Middle East(B), Uncategorized | 0 |

Image Credit: voanews The Republic of Turkey suffers at once from both excess of pride and...

Contemporary Chinese Economic Foreign Policy and its Implications for the Future

by campus | Apr 5, 2021 | Asia(B), China(B), Economy(B), Europe(B), Intergovernmental Organizations(B), International Organizations(B) | 0 |

China’s thrust into the global stage has allowed for a mesmerizing level of economic growth...

Poland’s Culture War: LGBT Rights

by campus | Nov 22, 2020 | Europe(B), European Union(B), Intergovernmental Organizations(B), International Organizations(B), LGBT Rights(B), Populism(B), War(B) | 0 |

Introduction: The ‘LGBT Ideology’ Prior to the ascension of President Andrzej Duda and the...

A False Protagonist: Turkish Duplicity is Undermining NATO

by campus | Oct 28, 2020 | Europe(B), Middle East(B), Military(B), NATO(B) | 0 |

(Image Credit: Vitaly V. Kuzmin) When Turkey joined NATO back in 1952 it did so alongside Greece,...

Scotland’s Move Towards Independence

by campus | May 19, 2020 | European Union(B) | 0 |

Introduction England and Scotland have always had a tumultuous relationship. Many regard the...

America’s Dwindling Influence: Consequences of Regression in a Progressive World

by campus | Apr 24, 2020 | China(B), Donald Trump(B), European Union(B), Technology(B) | 0 |

The New Cold War The Cold War reached its flashpoint with the development of nuclear weapons, and...

The Powder-keg of Italian Rightism

by campus | Apr 22, 2020 | Europe(B), European Union(B), Immigration(B), Italy(B), Populism(B), Uncategorized | 0 |

Introduction From Dark Age To Republic The Italy of the early 20th century suffered. There seemed...

Coming To Terms With The Populist Moment

by campus | Mar 9, 2020 | American Politics(B), Donald Trump(B), Economy(B), Europe(B), Populism(B) | 0 |

The word “Populism” was thrust into the public lexicon in 2015 on a wave of...

Neo-Ottomanism and the European Union

by campus | Dec 9, 2019 | Europe(B), European Union(B), Middle East(B) | 0 |

By Ronnan Rodas* The relationship between the European Union and Turkey remains one of the more...

Corruption, Collaboration and Controversy: A Tale of a Czech Populist PM.

by campus | Nov 11, 2019 | Europe(B), European Union(B), Uncategorized | 0 |

By: Jonathan Ocadiz* In the summer of 2019, Prague was the center of mass protests of...

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