The bushfires which rampaged across parts of southeastern Australia were finally extinguished at the end of February, after more than 240 days of blazing across New South Wales.
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Oliver Hegglin April 26, 2020 Asia and Pacific, Environment and Energy, Latest Articles, Uncategorized
The bushfires which rampaged across parts of southeastern Australia were finally extinguished at the end of February, after more than 240 days of blazing across New South Wales.
Read More »Nova Daban April 18, 2020 Iraq and Syria, Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa, Uncategorized
Although it is not entirely clear if Mustafa al-Kadhimi will be able to form a cabinet within the 30-day timeline, one thing he does have is support amongst most parliamentary factions.
Read More »Irena Baboi April 13, 2020 Europe, HSC in the Media, Latest Articles
The suspension of normal life across the Balkans as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak has been forcing governments to take quick action, and political elites across the region are being presented with unprecedented opportunities to show their true intentions.
Read More »Kim Miner March 29, 2020 Environment and Energy, Latest Articles
Preventing the conditions which permit novel zoonotic viruses is key, as containment is logistically improbable once they have emerged.
Read More »Theodora Ogden March 15, 2020 Europe, Latest Articles, Russia and Eurasia, Security and Defence
Despite Kaliningrad’s rich and complex history, the city’s current aesthetic, economic stagnation and social instability is in need of attention. However, for as long as Russian authorities prioritise its military importance, Kaliningrad’s residents will have to wait.
Read More »Hamish Cruickshank March 3, 2020 Europe, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
The Belarus-Russia integration process has been put on hold indefinitely and with relations between the two states entering a more pragmatic phase, Lukashenko will likely enhance his efforts to build further bridges between Belarus and the West.
Read More »Constantin Eckner February 12, 2020 Europe, Global Governance and Human Rights, Iraq and Syria, Latest Articles, Middle East and North Africa
Disagreements between Russia and Turkey have again led to an intensified war in Syria, which forces the European Union to act and not only fulfil its moral obligations, but also find sustainable solutions for its member states and the community as a whole.
Read More »Irena Baboi February 8, 2020 Europe, Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles
If 2020 is to be marked by change and progress, the drive for this needs to come from within – and there will be plenty of opportunities for the international community to start paying attention to the region again.
Read More »Theodora Ogden February 1, 2020 Global Governance and Human Rights, Latest Articles, Security and Defence, Uncategorized
Investment in civil-military cooperation has increased in recent years, as there is greater recognition that this is a field in need of improvement.
Read More »Theodora Ogden January 6, 2020 Europe, Latest Articles, Security and Defence
As the nature of the threat evolves, it is essential that policymakers and analysts are forward thinking and develop innovative measures to further enhance the population's safety.
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