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Guest Writer, and Vice-President of EISKA, Erik Metaliaj examines the foreign policies of the two US Presidential candidates and illustrates the divergent paths presented...
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Editor-in-Chief Nia Simeonova interviews Professor Angela Stent – an expert on Russia who served as a U.S. intelligence officer and dined with Vladimir Putin...
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Staff Writer Patrick Schnecker interviews NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoană at NATO’s headquarters in Brussels. If the YouTube link does not load, click...
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Comment Editor Ben Evans sat down with the NATO Assistant Secretary General, David Cattler before he spoke at a behind closed doors event at...
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Staff writer Mehmet Temur examines Ukraine’s tumultuous relationship with NATO. In the contemporary era, Ukraine faces the unprecedented challenge of addressing the consequences of...
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Staff Writer, Douglas Gibb, argues in favour of maintaining Western support for Ukraine from the left-wing perspective. The war in Ukraine has raged on...
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Roar writer Dinh Nguyen on how Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has brought unprecedented unity to Europe and the west On the cold, winter morning of...
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Russia invaded Ukraine intending to steamroll the smaller country’s meagre defence forces but the reality has been very much different, Roar writer Guillaume Antignac explains. Fear...
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Roar writer Guillaume Antignac on Vladimir Putin’s plans for Ukraine and if the country is headed to war Mud and snow dress the bleak countryside of...
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The potential political and social consequences of NATO withdrawal from Afghanistan. As NATO’s twelve-year campaign in Afghanistan comes to an end, an intense debate...