Muslim-majority states prefer to pursue neutrality in their foreign policy. Many believe this is because they simply oppose liberal ideology. However, closer examination of their modern strategic foreign policy reveals a more nuanced, practical and multipolar approach. Continue Reading
In nearly 100 years of their diplomatic history Iran and Saudi Arabia have enjoyed at least three longer periods of friendly relations. Common rules of polarity have significantly facilitated convergence on their foreign policy in the past. It would be wrong to exclude them from projecting the nature of their relationship in the future. Continue Reading
Could the vulnerable Balkan state become Vladimir Putin’s next target? Continue Reading
Are the US and its allies misguided in their apprehension of Russia’s power projection in Europe? Continue Reading
If the perilous trajectory in Bosnia and Herzegovina is allowed to proceed unrestricted, the West needs to fasten its seatbelts and brace for impact. Continue Reading
Contrary to the claims that US liberal hegemony is a source of discord, its mission in Europe was historically successful and mutually beneficial both before and after the Cold War. Continue Reading
