Gaza War: Two Months on The Horror Continues

The war in Gaza has now reached the 2 months milestone and it look like it is going to make even further progress. This conflict is a defeat for everyone: humanity, political leaders, dignity, human rights and especially for both Palestinians and Israelis. The bloodbath started with Hamas' attack, led to the disproportionally response by … Continue reading Gaza War: Two Months on The Horror Continues

Gaza-Israel War: When Enough is Enough

On 7th October 2023 Hamas lunched Al Aqsa Flood operation against Israel, a surprise attack that stunned Tel Aviv and the world for the rapidity, bluntnessand brutality of the action. In a few hours, hundreds of soldiers and civilianswere killed in a mixture of military and terror activity. The Israeli’s response,as expected, has been once again … Continue reading Gaza-Israel War: When Enough is Enough

We stand for peace against terrorism and state terrorism. While the Western powers have chosen the path of hypocrisy and double standards backing the war crimes currently perpetrated by Netanyahu, people around the world should protest these barbaric actions. It is incredible that in the 21st century, we are assisting at such flagrant violation of human rights, UN conventions, and at open and declared ethnic cleansing without any protest. Hamas is a terrorist group, and no one can approve their methods, but we can not forget that they are the product of 75 years of occupation, discrimination, and forced displacement. Their actions do not justify that a state that signed all international conventions on human rights act in the same barbaric way, thus becoming a terrorist state and their leader, a war criminal. We can not forget one point: whoever back a war criminal is also responsible for facilitating those crimes. Peace can be achieved not through war but by applying UN resolution on Palestine:2 states solution!

The Balkans and the Challenges to Soviet Security Policy (1943-1948)

The Soviet Union built a bloc and maintained its hegemony over Eastern Europe by using a combination of military force and political control over the communist parties, then formalized under the framework of the Brezhnev Doctrine. However, the establishment of the Eastern Bloc was not a simple act by Moscow, a fatal destiny, or the … Continue reading The Balkans and the Challenges to Soviet Security Policy (1943-1948)

1989 Revolutions Final Act: The Conducator Fall On TV

In 1989, the wave of revolt that led to the collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe had a surprising peaceful character. While in China the Tiananmen massacre managed to quell the rebellion, in Europe was enough the Soviet renouncing of the Brezhnev Doctrine, and the courage of people, to make change happen. However, by the … Continue reading 1989 Revolutions Final Act: The Conducator Fall On TV