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The pride of the Republic of PolandThe 230th anniversary of the enactment of the Polish Constitution, the first in Europe, should be an inspiring holiday for the whole of today’s Euro
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Opportunities and Threats of Iran’s Return to 2015 Nuclear DealThere were some conflicting speculations regarding the position of US President Joseph Biden's administration on Iran's nuclear program, as optimist
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UK Minister James Cleverly on the 30th anniversary of the safe haven in KurdistanMarch is a month of joy and sorrow for the Kurds. I celebrated with you from the UK as Kurds around the world ushered in the New Year two weeks ago
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The Product of a Sublime Culture of CoexistenceIn the midst of the flames of the past inflammatory years that swept the Middle East and the whole region, amid the religious violence in the area,
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Pope Francis, his links to Kurds, the region and a mission of peace with IslamBy Peri-Khan Aqrawi-Whitcomb Pope Francis is due to visit Iraq and the Kurdistan Region this week, probably the most anticipated and unprecedented
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Reimagining Diplomacy in the Post-COVID World: An Indian Perspective | OpinionWe enter 2021, hoping to put the COVID-19 pandemic behind us. While each society has dealt with it uniquely, global diplomacy will nevertheless focu
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Moving beyond Paris, India steps up its climate ambitionsFive years after the Paris Agreement, India is among the few developing countries that are not only meeting their “green” targets but are aspiring t
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Central Europe as a Community of Shared AspirationsA new decade of the 20th century has just opened. A decade of uncertainty brought forth by the global pandemic and its consequences, but also a deca
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Science has delivered, will the WTO deliver?A proposal by India, South Africa and eight other countries calls on the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to exempt member countries from enforcing so
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Common experiences bringing the countries of Central Europe togetherIn the early 1980s, communism as an ideology no longer had any real power over society, and its inability to rule continued to worsen. This was espe
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Uncompromising spirit of PolandDeprived of our legitimate state, in the nineteenth century we succeeded in constructing not merely a national culture, science and economy but also
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Book Review | Harvey, David 2003: The New ImperialismThe New Imperialism by David Harvey, which is one of the bestselling IPE books, underlines the contemporary and historical development of capitalism
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“The Free Trade Was Always A Myth, Became A Fraud After 1945, and Is Now A very Dangerous Slogan.” Harry ShuttAnwar Shaikh, heterodox economist, criticizes the orthodox liberal and neoliberal political economic principles particularly the free trade and comp
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BRICS: “The Rise of The Rest” in The Demise of The BestPatrick Bond is a political economist, author, editor and lecturer at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. In 2014, he published an articl
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Solidarity – Poland’s international specialty“August strike at Lenin's Shipyard in Gdansk. Top view of Gate No. 2 and the citizens and shipyard workers gathered below it. Above the gate, there
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The Battle of Warsaw 1920: One of the most important anniversaries of today’s free Europe(Photo credit: Krystian Maj) There are crucial moments in history that define the world’s future. For Poland and Europe, one of such moments in the
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Post-Development PerspectiveAlbert Einstein famously said, “The distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion” (NPR 2013). Arturo Esco
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Will Libya be divided to East and West Libya?The rapid development of events in Libya have led to the consent of the rebel general Khalifa Haftar[2] to talks with the internationally recognized
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HegemonyRobert Cox is a Canadian political scientist and former UN officer. He was first to introduce the Gramscian concept of hegemony to the international
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Kurdistan and national military service, fostering national identity and strengthening security – Part 2Kurdistan is geographically in a region where several regional actors are competing for regional hegemony. Turkey and Iran have, on numerous occasio
