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La politica globale sta cambiando e le dinamiche tradizionali in atto dalla seconda guerra mondiale stanno cambiando. Molti paesi, specialmente in Medio Oriente, hanno costruito le loro politiche sulla divisione tra Oriente e Occidente e la loro politica estera e la partecipazione alle alleanze si sono effettivamente basate su questo conflitto ideologico. Negli ultimi anni abbiamo assistito all'evoluzione della guerra al terrorismo che ha influito su questi pilastri tradizionali e le alleanze stanno diventando sempre più basate su vantaggi economici e reciproci.

Published in Middle East

Mentre il mondo si è concentrato sulla gestione di COVID-19 e le risorse dell'apparato di sicurezza hanno affrontato l'epidemia, trasformando le istituzioni in modo da applicare restrizioni e mantenere le distanze sociali, le minacce alla sicurezza più tradizionali hanno operato con meno pressione e in crescita. Tracciare i segni delle attività terroristiche negli ultimi mesi suggerisce che continuano a operare in tutta la regione, dalla Somalia alla Siria, dalla Libia all'Iraq, all'Egitto, allo Yemen, all'Afghanistan e in tutta l'Asia centrale.

Published in Middle East

Elections in Kazakhstan - our point of view

Saturday, 04 April 2015 23:37

Thank art. 41 (paragraph 1-3) of the Constitution of Kazakhstan introduced an amendment in February 2011, Nursultan Nazarbayev, has called an early presidential election to be held on April 26.

Officially it was desired to inspire the coming electoral competition with the need to overcome the current economic crisis and the dangerous Russian nationalism, in fact, the real reason is to reprogram a definite political continuity for senior Kazakh leader, in the logic of having a strong man in command to meet the new threats looming in this 2015, without waiting for the natural expiration of the legislature in 2016.

Published in Asia & Pacific

MOSCOW'S QUEST: "RECONQUERING" THE LOST EUROPE

Thursday, 23 January 2014 15:10

Moscow is going to finance about the 80% of the costs[1] of the construction of two new nuclear reactors (out of a total of four old reactors) in the Hungarian Paks nuclear power plant (town close to Budapest). This is the gist of the agreement that Russian president Vladimir Putin and Hungarian prime minister Victor Orban signed last week, concluding a negotiation that the two countries had started in 2009. According to such agreement, Moscow is going to lend up 13,7 billion dollars[2] (about 10 billion euros) which will be used by MVM Group (state company owner of the facility) in order to increase the power plant productivity, power plant that now provides about 40% of the national needs.

Published in Europe

Diplomatic tension between Russia and the Euro-Atlantic axis is increasing, and that is because of a certain number of short-range Iskander missiles (called SS-26 Stone in NATO code) have been deployed by Moscow in Kaliningrad (Russian enclave enclosed by Poland, Lithuania and the Baltic Sea) and along Estonian and Latvian borders. 

Published in Asia & Pacific

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