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Middle Powers: The Future of Diplomacy?
Middle powers are countries that, while not great powers, have significant influence in international relations through diplomacy, regional concentration, and more flexible partnerships. Other than traditional powers that focus more on ideological alliances or military strength, middle powers concentrate on solutions over status and act as bridge-builders detached from values.

Vadim Martschenko
Jun 284 min read


Diaspora of Dissent: Why US Scientists Are Fleeing to Europe?
Donald Trump puts science skepticism into practice. he is taking it a step further by defunding them. The National Scientific Foundation (NSF) funds were cut in half in January when compared to the same period last year (3). Across domains, the NSF is used to fund most research projects at American universities and research institutions, including labs, infrastructure, and salaries.

Vadim Martschenko
Apr 253 min read


The New Global “Gold” Order
Washington prioritizes bilateral agreements over multilateral organizations, places economic sovereignty above global stability.

Salvador Nicolas Correa Ruiz
Mar 254 min read


Syria: What Next?
While there is hope that Syria may have a chance to pursue a future of peace, stability, and security, the country faces crucial challenges.

Miguel García Carretero
Feb 255 min read


Greenland: A Presidential Fancy?
Trump's offer to buy Greenland is not a mere presidential fantasy; it goes much further and is aligned with a broader interest of power.

Salvador Nicolas Correa Ruiz
Feb 255 min read


Keeping US-EU Relations in the Balance: Can We Bridge the Gap?
Trump does -unintentionally- help to facilitate trade agreements between the EU and third parties. You can see there is a change of mind.

Siobhán Ligthart
Feb 255 min read
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