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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Geopolitics
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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Multipolar or Fragmented World: An Economist’s View
“Multipolarity” has become a widely used term describing the current state of the world. Analysis of simple metrics such as
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ASEAN 50 + EU 60 = 40 years of cooperation
We are celebrating a special triple anniversary. The ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) turned 50 this year. Also, the
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Trump and the South China Sea Conflict: Pivot to Obama?
The Obama Administration regarded the Asia-Pacific Region as one of the key elements of global policy and they introduced the
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Chinese soft power in the developing countries: Africa
The battle for international influence is not only fought with military and economic instruments, and in the age of mass
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The Geopolitical Significance of One Belt, One Road from a Historical Perspective
Author: Viktor Eszterhai The ambitious goal of One Belt, One Road is to change the course of world history by
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The New World Order – PAGEO conference on 29 November, Budapest
21st century brings us to a new geopolitical reality: the unipolar world, created in the last decades, and dominated by
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Paulo Roberto Feldmann: the Trick Is to Plan Ahead
Paulo Roberto Feldmann, Professor in Economics at Universidade de Sao Paulo, coordinator of Institute of Management Foundation (FIA). In addition
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A New Era of Commercial Satellites
In the past years, in order to satisfy increasing consumer demand, new commercial companies specializing in remote imaging appeared on
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