How Russia’s Greater Eurasia Plan May Spell the End of EU-Centric Model

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Ekaterina Blinova After a 500 year-long struggle for recognition of its status as a European power, Russia has positioned itself as a pivot to the East to develop Greater Eurasia, Glenn Diesen, a professor at the Higher School of Economics, told Sputnik, adding that this may spell the end of the Western-centric geo-economic infrastructure. Sputnik: … Continue reading How Russia’s Greater Eurasia Plan May Spell the End of EU-Centric Model

Quasi-State: Kosovo is Europe’s Blind Zone – Economist

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German economist, Martin Heipertz, spent several years in Kosovo as deputy head of the industrial and financial sector of the International Civilian Office, which later evolved into an EU mission in the region (EULEX). After his time in Kosovo, Heipertz wrote a book called "Macchiato diplomacy — Kosovo — the blind zone of Europe", he spoke about it to Sputnik Serbia. … Continue reading Quasi-State: Kosovo is Europe’s Blind Zone – Economist

Travel – Sharing Experience – Interview

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We have a travel section as you know and most of articles published in that section are from bloggers rather than from people professionally promoting either destination or hotels, bars, restaurants etc. There is absolutely nothing wrong with professional promoters and many of them have very good track record and rock solid credibility. However, it … Continue reading Travel – Sharing Experience – Interview