Mediterranean: a geopolitically too crowded sea
The Mediterranean Sea has become, over the past few years, an arena for confrontation of various state actors, committed to
Europe to shift fast to alternate fuel sources
Gasoline age may come to an end after all. A recent report has shown that Europe may actually face severe
Renaming of islands angers China, Taiwan
Both China and Taiwan reacted sharply to Japan’s move to rename an administrative area in the East China Sea. Japanese
A tough choice for Joe Biden: Who would
United States is gearing up for November elections and the international stage is set to witness the unfolding. These elections
China and the EU meet virtually for talks
The talks will be aimed at cooling some of the tensions from the previous months surrounding the pandemic, Hong Kong
US letter to European governments: War on the
Relations between Europe and the United States seem close to breaking down. The spark is the new European taxes on
Positive signs for a rapid economic recovery in
With a dramatic fall in the price of oil and the global economy slowing down, Gulf countries find themselves in
US: Latinos worst-hit by COVID-19, health officials alarm
Novel Coronavirus is rapidly increasing among the Latino communities across America over the past few weeks. Public health experts are
Trump, a big uncertainty for Europe
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, and his foreign policy represent a big unknown for Europe. The withdrawal
IAEA passes resolution for inspections in Iran; Saudi
The Saudi Arabia government has formally welcomed the IAEA resolution for Iran to allow access to its nuclear sites. The
