Yevhen MAHDA, PhD Abstract. Ukraine and Hungary have a long history of relations, filled with conflicts, misunderstanding and confrontation. Traumatic history of XX century seems to hard to overcome by Hungary. On the contrary, Ukraine appears to be unable to counter the challenges of growing … [Read more...]
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LOVITURILE DE STAT ÎN PERIOADA DE 160 DE ANI DE STATALITATE A ROMÂNIEI
Gl. (r.) prof. univ. dr. Anghel ANDREESCU Dr. Valentin DULGHERU Abstract. Already in the summer of 1989, Hungary officially redefined Romania as it’s main enemy and it’s main military threat. The Hungarian Foreign Minister, Horn, then persuaded Gorbachev, Rijkov and Sevardnadze for the intervention … [Read more...]
PACEA DE LA PARIS – VERSAILLES (1919-1920) Un secol de evoluţii geopolitice în spaţiul central şi sud-est european
Conf. univ. dr. Ecaterina HLIHOR Prof. univ. dr. Constantin HLIHOR INTRODUCERE Pacea de la Paris care a pus capăt primei conflagraţii mondiale a fost un adevărat turning point al istoriei europene şi universale, deopotrivă. Tratatele încheiate au şi astăzi un puternic impact asupra statelor şi … [Read more...]
ARDEALUL A FOST ŞI VA RĂMÂNE PĂMÂNT ROMÂNESC
Gl. (r.) prof. univ. dr. Anghel ANDREESCU Abstract. Romanian territories, recently reunited after a large blood tribute, became a battle field for foreign powers’ interests, such as the Habsburg, Russian and Turkish Empires, as well as Great Britain and France. The French and British observers … [Read more...]
TRATATUL DE PACE DE LA TRIANON
Prof. Vasile SANDOR Recunoaşterea internaţională a unităţii naţionale a României după Primul Război Mondial a avut loc în cadrul Conferinţei de Pace de la Paris - a cărei deschidere a avut loc la 18 ianuarie 1919 -, mai exact prin tratatele semnate de către puterile învingătoare şi statele asociate … [Read more...]
Crisis in Xinjiang, Featuring Dr. Adrian Zenz
Crisis in Xinjiang, Featuring Dr. Adrian Zenz Olivia Enos Senior Policy Analyst, Asian Studies Center Olivia specializes in human rights and national security challenges in … [Read more...]
Iran’s Year of Living Dangerously is Just Beginning
Source: https://nationalinterest.org/blog/middle-east-watch/iran%E2%80%99s-year-living-dangerously-just-beginning-110771 The U.S. needs to be constantly thinking about what Tehran might try next—and preempt it if possible, or respond and mitigate it if we can’t prevent the Iranian … [Read more...]
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE AND EVOLUTION OF MEDIA IN PAKISTAN
Madiha GHAFFAR, MA Abstract. Emerging trends and technological expansion in global communication system have potentially increased the significance of Media. It has emerged as one of the most influential tools of communication, holds immense significance in the daily life of humans across the … [Read more...]
Erdoğan Invaded; What’s Next in Syria?
by Daniel Pipes DanielPipes.org October 15, 2019 http://www.danielpipes.org/19075/erdogan-invaded-what-next-in-syria Answers prepared for Евразия.Эксперт (Eurasian Expert) but not used because too brief for its purposes. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper has admitted that American troops in … [Read more...]
PAKISTAN: BLEND OF TRADITIONS, FAITHS AND ARCHITECTURES
Glauco D’AGOSTINO Abstract. Pakistan arose from the Indian Empire ashes first as a British Dominion, later as the independent Islamic Republic, therefore with a constitutive definition marked by religion. There is no doubt Islam is the heart of its identity. In addition, Pakistan is also a … [Read more...]