Fight For Water

Fight For Water ”Control of nature`s most precious and increasingly valuable commodity will, for any nation, spell the difference between greatness and decline.”

Friends For Benefits

After a decade-long negotiations Russia and China signed the gas deal between Gazprom and China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) on the 21st of May 2014. Western media described it as a sign of weakness by the President Putin, and a triumph of the chinese policy. However, the deal has a much more profound and strategic meaning…

The Dismantle of Nation-State

The Sub-Saharan Africa is a region rich with history and culture, undoubtedly its biggest asset is the ethnic and cultural variety. What was suppressed during the centuries of colonization, 50 years after the wave of independence is trying to dismantle the ”inherited” system. From Western Sahara to Mozambique, arbitrary boundaries are being questioned. What will…

Bogged Down in Crisis

Since the outbreak of the financial crisis in 2008, Europe has been dooming itself in the ”anti-crisis” measures it undertakes. The discourse that accompanies those measures is far from reality and escapes tough questions. The language is being modelled according to the will of the EU policymakers, avoiding words such as ”crisis”, ”recession”, ”bailout”, ”depression”…

Heading to the Pacific

In november 2011, in the Foreign Policy magazine, Hillary Clinton ( the US Secretary fo State) published her article America’s Pacific Century. Three years after that we can say that it was more than an article about US focus on the Pacific and Asia. It became an agenda for the American President, which is now…

Arctic’s On Ice

The fail to recognize the ambitions of circumpolar countries may lead to big problems in the future. The risks are not only connected with the access to possible natural resources but also with the control over maritime passages. While the EU and NATO are trying to assure themselves that they can control the situation in…