BURUNDI: QUID OF THE RULE OF LAW
The rule of law area is of great interest to us in this article, in particular reference to Burundi.
Belgrade is Burning
With the elections now over, the Serbian government was once again free to turn it’s focus on to the pandemic which they had apparently...
The Art of the Blame Game in Times of a Pandemic – Serbia’s Case
It seems that Serbia has, since the appearance of the first cases four months ago, come full circle.
POSITIVE PEACE A STEP FORWARD TO LIBERTY
Peace has always been the number one priority of world nations. Every citizen of the world (can be exceptional) is thirsty for peace and sick of...
Understanding Poland: Part 3
As stated in the other articles, the main axis of conflict between the parties and the electorates used to be of economic nature.
Understanding Poland: Part 2
Even with a wild imagination it is hard to imagine a coalition or even a civil cooperation between PO and PiS. The two parties are like two...
George Floyd Protests: Balancing between the two Extremes
Albert Camus famously said: “In a universe that is suddenly deprived of illusions and of light, man feels a stranger”. But how is the individual...
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