China’s “debt trap diplomacy” in Africa: false accusation or reality?
China’s growing influence on the African continent has met with sharp criticism, primarily from the West, claiming that the Asian
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Author: Czirják Ráhel
Overland vs seaborne trade
Since the diffusion of container shipping, considerably emerging from the latter half of the 20th century, most of global trade
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The 4th Industrial Revolution in Africa – Opportunities and Challenges
Since the 18th century, industrial revolutions have fundamentally changed the economy, mankind’s relationship with nature, and everyday life. This process
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Forced migration in the two Sudans
This article will be published in Outre-Terre, a French geopolitical quarterly journal. Neither the independence nor the secession has brought
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A report on the state of European cities, 2016
Prepared as a result of the cooperation between the Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy of the European Commission and
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The European Forum for Belt and Road Cooperation Conference
On 22nd May, 2017, the European Forum for Belt and Road Cooperation Conference was held by EUOBOR (European Institute for
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Hungarian Explorers of the Silk Road
In the past centuries, the exploration of the prehistory of the Hungarian people prodded several excellent travelers and scientists to
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The Politics of Hope – An Interview with Arjun Appadurai
Arjun Appadurai, a world-famous anthropologist researching globalization, the development of civilization, and humanity, professor of Yale University and New York
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Smart Cities Addressing Global Social Challenges?
Since 2007-8, more than half of the population have been living in cities. Today, however, cities are not able to
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