Eugen Bulboaca

Georgia’s New “Foreign Agents” Law

Eugen BulboacaJuly 28, 20250

Amid political upheaval, Georgia finds itself at a crossroads with the adoption of the “foreign agents” law by the ruling Georgian Dream Party. Last year, this law was interrupted by widespread protests but now was reintroduced with a new definition, targeting “Organizations Pursuing the Interests of a Foreign Power”. After the parliament passed its first […]

Stuck in the Middle

Eugen BulboacaJuly 28, 20250

How the Canada-India Dispute Affects Global Allies Diplomatic expulsions, trade fallout, and rising tensions between Canada and India have drawn in other nations, complicating multilateral relations across the Indo-Pacific and beyond. The recent diplomatic row between Canada and India, ignited by Canadian accusations of Indian involvement in the killing of a Sikh separatist on Canadian […]

Palestinian Statehood

Eugen BulboacaJuly 28, 20250

Growing Isolation of the United States On 18 April 2024, against 12 votes in favour and two abstentions, the United States exercised their veto in the UN Security Council. Doing so, it blocked a draft resolution on recognising the Palestinian state from reaching the UN General Assembly. There, a two-thirds majority to allow Palestine to […]

Hezbollah

Eugen BulboacaJuly 28, 20250

Why a Ground Offensive Against Lebanon’s Shadow Rulers is a Risky UndertakingDisclaimer: This article refers to the status as of August 5th, 2024, and changes to the dynamic situation may have occurred in the period up to its publication. It is intended to provide a basic foundation of understanding, but in view of the size […]

Behind the Ballots of the 2024 Russian Presidential Election

Eugen BulboacaJuly 28, 20250

Insights and Implications Amidst an Ongoing war голосуй как хочешь, а итоги будут как всегда – Vote as you wish, but the result will be as always It is the year of elections. Countries that are home to more than four billion people will get to decide on their new political leaders and respective governments. […]

The Impact of Europe’s Withdrawal from the Sahel Region

Eugen BulboacaJuly 28, 20250

With the European Humanitarian Forum taking place from the 18th to the 19th of March, EU Humanitarian engagement will be under increased scrutiny. Humanitarian aid and security cooperation are two main pillars of EU foreign policy. The Sahel region is of particular focus in this regard. The region is very susceptible to the impact of […]

U.S. Presidential Election

Eugen BulboacaJuly 28, 20250

The World is Watching In a world of almost 200 countries, there are many elections. Most of them go unnoticed, others appear in the margins. As the world’s largest economy and military, the United States is different. When Americans head to the polls, their choice has far-reaching consequences for world politics. But while the candidates […]

Haiti in Crisis

Eugen BulboacaJuly 28, 20250

Gang Warfare and Disputed Territory Last year, a long-delayed, Kenya-led, U.S.-funded coalition was approved by the UN Security Council and the interim Haitian government. The mission: to stabilize Haiti, currently in the throes of a complex gang war, using the support of 2,500 temporary police officers contributed by a handful of nations. As the international […]

The Impact of the Israel-Hamas War on Egypt’s Tourist Industry

Eugen BulboacaJuly 28, 20250

With the Israel-Hamas war raging since October 2023, the Middle East is in the grip of a crisis. Due to its geographical proximity and political influence, Egypt is particularly vulnerable to the war’s fallout. In this report, we delve into the profound impact of the conflict on Egypt’s already fragile economy, using a multi-faceted approach […]

Ukraine’s Presidential Elections

Eugen BulboacaJuly 28, 20250

The Workings of a Post-Soviet Democracy Since gaining independence from the Soviet Union in August 1991, Ukraine has prided itself on its status as a democratic nation. The guiding principle of democracies is the right to free and fair elections, enshrined in chapter 3 of the Ukrainian constitution, with Article 69 of the constitution stating […]

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