Set the world order and avoid the next cold war US Secretary of State Antony Blinken speaks during a joint news conference with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg and US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin at NATO Headquarters in Brussels on April 14. [Johanna Geron/Pool/Reuters] Alexandros P. Mallias 21.04.2021 • 21:03 1. Unlike his […]
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200th Anniversary of Greek Revolution Nationality Rooms Program at the University of Pittsburgh – March 2021 Remarks by Ambassador (ret) Dimitris N. Iliopoulos Member of the Board of the Hellenic Institute for Strategic Studies (HELISS) Former Principal Advisor to the European External Action Service A classic times Greek philosopher has once stated that […]
From Athens to Washington D.C.: Oikos, Polis, Ecumene How words from the Greek language can help us lead with empathy and kindness. By Alexandros P. Mallias, Former Ambassador of Greece to the USA (2005-2009) Ivan Mateev/ Shutterstock Allow the ekfrassis of efharisties to the neo archons of the American Politeia for their panegyric January 20th logos […]
The “Mutant” Erdogan and the Genocides!!! By Ioannis A. Baltzois* From January 27th, 2005, has been established by the UN General Assembly, the International Day of Remembrance for Holocaust Victims. This resolution calls on member states to work out on education programmes that will pass on the lessons of the Holocaust […]
THE CHALLENGE OF ORUC REIS IN SE MEDITERRANEAN- AN OVERALL EVALUATION Introduction; The Turkish exploration vessel “Oruc Reis” of Turkey, whose recent activity in the SE Mediterranean has aroused great interest, conducted a seismic exploration project from 9/8/2020 to 29/11/2020, in an area south of Kastellorizo and east ofthe meridian of 28°. This survey […]
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OPERATIONAL LESSONS LEARNED FROM NAGORNO-KARABAKH CONFLICTS October 28, 2020 In my last analysis, recently published in Liberal newspaper, I introduced “High Strategy” initial conclusions on the intense conflict that is taking place in Nagorno – Karabakh since September 27. In fact, the conclusions presented aimed to highlight the geopolitical foundation stones that define or […]
Libya and Cyprus: Parallel Lives Ippokratis Daskalakis December 31st, 2019 The threatened Turkish military intervention in Libya, following the formal invitation of the recognized -with many reservations and asterisks- Sarraj’s legitimate government, dominates Christmas news. Perhaps much less attention would have been paid to Ankara’s intentions and declarations if the signing of the Memorandum of […]
Libya: Spectators or Stakeholders? January 18th, 2020 The recent developments in Libya and in the Eastern Mediterranean show that the Greek-Turkish conflict gradually becomes a subset of the conflictual trajectory resulting from the wider review policy of promotion of Ankara into a regional power. This policy has multiple targets and is based on the creation […]