Rumblings are rife in Angola that something is afoot at the highest reaches of government. What may be in the offing? Everything from a top-level government shakeup to a full-fledged coup have been talked about. To keen observers of politics and conflict, it would not be surprising if people in power took sudden actions to […]
Author Archive | iladi511eugen1740
Angola’s August Elections Come Under Scrutiny After Journalist Arrests
Posted on July 1, 2017.
Posted in Africa, corruption, Political Security, World
America’s Allies in Eurasia Face a Common Foe in Russia
Posted on May 12, 2017.
By Eugen Iladi It’s no secret that Russia is using military means and disinformation to try to reassemble its Soviet Union footprint. Ukraine has drawn the most headlines in this effort. But the Kremlin has long been working its land-grab plan in Georgia, Moldova and Azerbaijan. Russia’s economic failure and social challenges in the 21st […]
Posted in Conflict, Europe, Political Security, Russia, Ukraine Conflict, US, World
-
“Today’s Morocco is Not That of the Past”
-
When Putsch Comes to Shove: A Historical Take on Trump’s Attack at the Capitol
-
The Significance of the Morocco-Israel-US Deal for Regional Peace
-
Undoing the GOP Manipulation of the Courts. What the US Can Learn From Germany
-
The Futures of US Foreign Policy in Latin America
Global Politics Contributors
Like Us On Facebook
Global Politics Links
Global Politics on Linkedin
Global Politics Magazine, together with its group on Linked In, is intended to facilitate critical discussion and promote the exchange of ideas amongst international relations professionals, journalists and academics. 
Global Politics Facebook Group
Global Politics together with its Facebook group provides a forum in which journalists, academics, international relations professionals and the next generation of global policy makers can exchange insights, debate viewpoints, and develop new approaches.
© 2024 Global Politics. Powered by WordPress.
