25 Years Since Dayton: What Needs to Change?
The Dayton agreement, 1995
The year 1991 saw the independence of Slovenia and Croatia from the former country of Yugoslavia. In the wake of these...
Muhammad Bin Salman: Progressive Or Problematically Authorotative
Muhammad Bin Salman, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia is a very polarising personality. Some consider him a liberating ruler who will play a...
The Great Divergence: History and its influence on International Relations
What has been clearly observed over the course of history, is that some countries have had an inherent advantage when it came to things...
What War Does to People: The Armenia Azerbaijan Conflict, A Prime Example
This week- in pure 2020 fashion- saw the eruption of long-standing military tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia: two former Soviet states.
Before declaring independence in...
Libya’s 2011 Conflicts and the Issue of Globalization
At this stage in Libya’s conflict, it is crucial for the EU leaders to take joint action as the European Union or leave the...
Trump vs Biden: The Winner decides the New World Order
The November 2020 U.S elections come at an abysmal period for the country; a complete socio-economic collapse following the catastrophic handling of the COVID...
Donald J. Trump: The Unusual Nobel Peace Prize Nominee
Last year, President Donald Trump reportedly stated that he deserved the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts on North Korea and Syria, but that...
US-China Relations at their worst: Does this mean a second Cold War?
The US and China have been at odds with each other for a while now, more so after the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic....
Fire at Iran’s Nuclear Site: Accident or Sabotage?
On 2nd July 2020, there was a fire at Natanz Nuclear Site, located in the desert in the central province of Isfahan in Iran....
A New Era in the Islamic World: Israel-UAE Peace Agreement
After the time of the Four Rightly Guided Caliphs, as they are called in Sunni Islam, came to an end, there was an obvious...
