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Albania and Serbia continue to experience significant waves of protest that share striking structural patterns, despite emerging in distinct domestic contexts. Both cases highlight the decisive role the European Union can play, particularly…

Those familiar with Russian history will know of the so-called “Potemkin village.” Under the reign of Catherine II (1762–1796), the general Grigori Potemkin — whose campaigns led to the conquest of Crimea and much of today’s southern…

Gary Sick, a retired US Navy captain, was the principal White House aide for Persian Gulf affairs from 1976 to 1981, a period which included the Iranian Revolution and the hostage crisis. More recently he has been Professor and Senior…

September 11, 2001. I turned on the car radio. The BBC. Was it some kind of promotion for a new disaster thriller? No, it was 911! It took my wife and I a few moments to grasp the new reality we had just entered. The contrast was utterly…

For many Italians, the Netherlands is considered a paragon of political stability. The country is known for pragmatic governance, a strong economy, and a political culture in which compromise seems more important than ideological struggle.…