Dilemmas in a time of global upheaval: how Morocco balances between political interests and religious solidarity with Gaza?

Bulgaria is heading into yet another round of snap elections. According to many experts, these will be the first, but not the only early parliamentary elections this year. In a country where the will of the people is a compromised category, it is not difficult to anticipate the outcome.

It is absurd that a political class which is neither capable nor willing to protect its own borders from illegal migration and guarantee the safety of its citizens, is now demanding financial—and in the worst case even human—sacrifices from them, all in order to keep a corrupt, undemocratic oligarchic regime

If the United States were truly to begin treating the territories that Trump and his advisers have mentioned over the past several days as potential targets of future military operations, the international reputation of the U.S., the integrity of the NATO alliance, and the last remaining fragments of the old

Does Trump’s spectacular abduction of Maduro and the attempt to establish a puppet regime in Venezuela—aimed at expelling primarily Chinese, and then Russian and Iranian investments—resemble the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan more than the American aggression in Panama?

If Croatia is the brain and political center of the new Balkan trilateral alliance, and Kosovo its striking fist, then Albania is its backbone. Tirana is the most stable, the most predictable in its moves and—paradoxical as it may sound—the most dangerous component of the Balkan puzzle.