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The Opposition is Alive in Russia: The Revolution That Will Not Be Televised

April 11, 2017 David Ferreira 0 Comments Anti-Corruption Foundation, Dimitri Medvedev, Kremlin, NGO, Putin, Russia, Vladimir Putin

David Ferreira, CEI-IUL researcher, discusses the resurgence of Russian opposition to Vladimir Putin.

Iran North America/USA Research United States Viewpoints

The Nuclear Legacy of Barack Obama

January 24, 2017January 25, 2017 David Ferreira 0 Comments Donald Trump, Iran, Joe Biden, Medvedev, nuclear, Obama, Putin, START

David Ferreira, CEI-IUL researcher, stresses how the US, under Obama’s leadership, led the global consensus regarding disarmament and non-proliferation of nuclear weapons.

North America/USA United States Viewpoints

Obama: Esperanças e Realidades no Balanço da sua Política Externa

January 20, 2017January 23, 2017 Bruno Cardoso Reis 0 Comments China, conference, conflict, Defence, democracy, diplomacy, elections, European Union, Foreign Policy, Islam, jihadism, Obama, peace, Putin, Security and Defence, Syria, Trump, USA

Bruno Cardoso Reis faz um balanço da política externa de Obama, chamando a atenção para a impossibilidade de o mesmo estar à altura das expectativas.

North America/USA Russia United States Viewpoints

Obama’s Russia Sanctions and Putin’s Non-Retaliation

January 5, 2017 David Ferreira 0 Comments Defence, democracy, diplomacy, Foreign Policy, peace, Putin, Russia, Security and Defence, Trump, US Elections 2016, USA

David Ferreira examines the events that led US santions on Russia, and Putin’s lack of retaliation in benefit of Donald Trump’s future administration.

Asia China North America/USA Research United States Viewpoints

The New American Military Posture in the Age of Donald Trump

January 4, 2017 Stefano Loi 0 Comments armed forces, Defence, diplomacy, Donald Trump, Foreign Policy, Middle East, Military, peace, Putin, research, Russia, Security and Defence, Trump, US Elections 2016, USA

Stefano Loi comments on Donald Trump’s contradicting views about the revised role of US armed forces and military power in the world stage.

Middle East Russia Turkey Viewpoints

The Assassination of a Diplomat in Ankara

December 27, 2016December 27, 2016 Mirko Stefanovic 0 Comments Ambassador, Andrey Karlov, diplomacy, Erdogan, Foreign Policy, peace, Putin, Russia, Security and Defence, Turkey

Mirko Stefanovic comments on the circumstances and consequences of the assassination of Andrey Karlov, the Russian Ambassador to Turkey.

Europe Middle East Russia Turkey Viewpoints

Russian Ambassador Andrey Karlov Shot Dead in Ankara

December 19, 2016 David Ferreira 0 Comments Aleppo, Ambassador, Andrey Karlov, assassination, conflict, diplomacy, Erdogan, Foreign Policy, Putin, Russia, Syria, Turkey

David Ferreira comments on the reactions following the assassination of Russian diplomat Andrey Karlov by an off-duty Turkish policeman.

Europe Human Rights Israel Middle East North America/USA Palestine Russia Syria This Week in The News Turkey United States Viewpoints

This Week in the News (December 16, 2016)

December 16, 2016 Ana Mónica Fonseca 0 Comments Antonio Guterres, Defence, democracy, diplomacy, elections, European Union, extreme right, Foreign Policy, human rights, Islam, Islamic State, jihadism, Middle East, peace, Putin, Russia, Security and Defence, Syria, Trump, UN, United Nations, US Elections 2016, USA, war

Ana Mónica Fonseca comenta as principais notícias internacionais da semana, através da leitura da imprensa europeia e norte-americana

Human Rights Iraq Middle East North America/USA Syria United States Viewpoints

Syria in Pieces: Interests, Priorities, and ‘Collateral Damage’

December 8, 2016 Mirko Stefanovic 0 Comments Bashar Al-Assad, conflict, Daesh, Defence, diplomacy, Foreign Policy, human rights, Islam, Islamic State, jihadism, Middle East, peace, Putin, Russia, Security and Defence, Syria, war

Mirko Stefanovic argues that war in Syria is an example of armed violence in which battles are fought on different levels and against multiple enemies.

Democracy Europe North America/USA United States Viewpoints

O grande teste ao populismo de direita

November 22, 2016 Filipe Vasconcelos Romão 0 Comments democracy, diplomacy, elections, European Union, extreme right, far right, Foreign Policy, populism, Putin, right wing, Russia, Trump, US Elections 2016, USA

Filipe Vasconcelos Romão comenta, no Jornal Económico, o futuro das experiências governativas de populismos de direita, alimentados pela vitória de Trump.