The six-week war in the South Caucasus, lasting from 27 September until 10 November, has challenged the universal norms...
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The diversity of Dagestan – along with its wider North Caucasian neighbours – is in public conscience often pushed...
In the discussion about US President Donald Trump’s announcement to withdraw from the INF there are two seemingly contradictory...
Last Thursday at noon sharp the annual spectacle of “direct” communication between the Russian President Vladimir Putin and his...
“The worst deal ever” or “a historic accomplishment”? The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action signed in Vienna in 2015...
A unified democratic opposition could send an important message to the ruling elites in Russia. However, the opposition is...
While the EU could divide in reaction to new U.S. sanctions on Russia, it should now do its best...
Just recently Western world leaders gathered in Warsaw for the NATO Summit to discuss foreign security issues and new...
Der NATO-Gipfel steht vor der Tür und alle Welt blickt gespannt nach Warschau. Wir haben Euch einen lyrischen Überblick...
Polis180 publishes its first ever Polis Paper, arguing that the OSCE needs a new impetus. Now!