Hong Kong’s past 20 years – promises and realities
After Hong Kong’s handover in 1997, in line with the policy of “One Country, Two Systems”, China was committed to
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Move Europe East: Seizing an Opportunity to Make Central and Eastern Europe’s Economic and Political Wealth Equal or Surpass that of Western Europe
As an initiative, China’s “One Belt, One Road” or “OBOR” is innovative with Strengths and Opportunities that seem to outweigh
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New world order and Old Fashioned UN: Is it Sustainable
Undoubtedly, international politics remains determined by great powers. Depending on their potentials of military, economic and political power, a uni-polar,
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China’s Role in International Order
In the last three decades, we have witnessed historic events of milestone that had tremendous impacts on the evolution of
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The World in 2035: A Geopolitical Forecast
Based on a review of global geopolitical forecasts, this study summarizes the main political, economic and social trends that will
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What European foreign policy to address today’s and tomorrow’s geopolitical challenges?
The world is currently undergoing rapid geopolitical changes. In this contribution, some thoughts are offered on these developments and how
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Tango or Tangle: let us leave Southernization to India
Dr. Ramachandra Byrappa, Department of Contemporary World History, Faculty of Humanities, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) – Budapest Abstract: The art
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Global shipping costs and capacity in comparison
Anton BendarzsevszkijAnton Bendarjevskiy was studying at the University of Pécs, and have MA degrees in History and MA in Media
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The effects of the AIIB on the multilateral development banks’ system
The global system of multilateral development banks developed after the Second World War: in this system the United States is
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