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March 23, 2015
Recently, the minister of foreign affairs of Montenegro, Igor Lukšić, enthusiastically stated that 2014 was “one more year very significant in achieving the Montenegrin foreign policy priorities”. It would not surprise me if, among all the “achievements,” he also included the fact that, in November 2014, Montenegro abstained during the vote in the UN on… » read more
November 18, 2009
While many are still celebrating the fall of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and a “velvet revolution”, few will remember that on November 18th, 1991, a city in Europe fell after an 87-day siege to chants of “There will be meat, we are going to cut the throats of Croats!” … » read more
October 7, 2009
Most politicians hailed the outcome of the second referendum on the same Lisbon Treaty. Not surprisingly, the loudest amongst them were the Brussels Eurocrats whose proliferation and revenue are further secured by the Treaty (Apostolov 2009b, Apostolov 2009a). Some politicians were even insolent enough to claim that the second referendum that the Irish folk… » read more
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brainwash, Cold, Community, Constitution, crook, democracy, democrat, English, Eurocrat, ideologeme, Irish, Lisbon, Parliament, proliferation, revenue, threaten, Treaty, Union, War , Europe, ireland, referendum |
July 9, 2009
No? That could be a problem. Yesterday, Richard Holmes wrote this in his tribute to Lt Col Rupert Thorneloe, 1st Battalion Welsh Guards commanding officer who was killed in Afghanistan on July 1: We have been so preoccupied with other issues that it is easy to forget that our commitment to Afghanistan has rumbled on… » read more
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Afghanistan, English, EU Priorities and Opinion, Passion, public opinion, Security, War |
April 3, 2009
That’s what Daniel Korski notes in his latest ECFR policy brief. Factually, a lot of European countries have already sent more troops in Afghanistan, and still more are on the way there. Between November 2006 and March 2009, European troop levels …
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Afghanistan, European Issues, syn, Transatlantic Relations, War , NATO |
August 25, 2008
Ronald Steel, professor of international relations at the University of Southern California, argues that Russia’s strong hand against Georgia signals that, “A Superpower Is Reborn” (NYT):THE psychodrama playing out in the Caucasus is n…
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Alliance, democracy, European Issues, Missile Defense, syn, Transatlantic Relations, War |
Ronald Steel, professor of international relations at the University of Southern California, argues that Russia’s strong hand against Georgia signals that, “A Superpower Is Reborn” (NYT):THE psychodrama playing out in the Caucasus is n…
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Alliance, democracy, European Issues, Missile Defense, syn, Transatlantic Relations, War |
