Jad El Khannoussi Astract: The return of China to the international political scene, after two centuries of absence, not only made it recover its historical place as an influential force in the rules of the game of nations, that modified the balance of forces as the fall of the Berlin Wall … [Read more...]
ROLUL TURCIEI CA HUB ENERGETIC ÎN ASIGURAREA SECURITĂŢII ENERGETICE A UNIUNII EUROPENE – coridorul sudic al gazului –
MA. specializarea Analiza şi Soluţionarea Conflictelor, Abstract: Despite the fact that there it exists at an assertory level an identity of interests between the Turkish State and the EU regarding Turkey's increasing role in the region as an energy hub and thus its contribution to the … [Read more...]
Geopolitica transportului de energie. Proiectele Nabucco și AGRI. Implicațiile acestora asupra posibilităților românești
Artur LAKATOS Abstract: This paper is dealing with the issue of two projects for transporting natural gas crucial for Romania’s energy security, the Nabucco and AGRI projects. Energy transport is a key issue in current geoeconomics of East-Central Europe, and covers a series of competing economic … [Read more...]
EXPANDING EUROPE’S ENERGY SECURITY: TANAP
Süreyya YİĞİT, PhD* Abstract. The past decade has witnessed the European Union paying specific attention to the issue of energy security. Whilst the Russia-Ukraine gas crises of 2006 and 2009 encouraged such a measure, the annexation of Crimea highlighted that energy dependence on Russia must be … [Read more...]
GEOPOLITICAL ASPECTS OF AZERBAIJAN’S FOREIGN POLICY IN A QUARTER CENTURY
Arastu HEBIBBEYLI, PhD Abstract. In 2016 Azerbaijan marked the 25th anniversary of the restoration of its state independence. Able to reinstate independence twice in the past century in 1918 and 1991, Azerbaijan carries on its ancient and prolific tradition of statehood. This also means twice … [Read more...]