Cold War
Greece on the US-China tightrope
The world's two biggest economies are on a collision course that many describe as a new cold war, triggered by a multifaceted antagonism and rivalry.
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On Europe
Now that everyone is talking about a "war" amid the coronavirus epidemic, it's time to remember what the European project meant after the last real war.
Europe has guaranteed peace and prosperity for more than half a century, eventually healing the wounds of the Cold War as well.
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Keys, Mikes, Spies – How the Securitate Stole Romania’s Privacy
For those who did not experience it, however, it is hard to imagine the levels of fear and oppression generated by an army of secret police agents that peaked at 500,000 informants out of a population of 22 million.
18% of Russians Consider the Fall of the Berlin Wall as a Negative Event
18% of Russians consider the fall of the Berlin Wall to be a negative event, and 12% hear about the events of November 9, 1989 for the first time, according to a sociological survey of the Levada Center, conducted between October 24 and 30 among 1616 Russians over the age of 18 Vedomosti writes.
Fall of the Wall: How Iron Curtain Journalists Reported History
This is the latest in a series of articles on the legacy of the fall of the Iron Curtain 30 years ago. See more.
"The crowd was surging towards the ramps, towards the poor cops, until at midnight the order 'let them through' came."
Legacy of ‘89: Revolutions for Whom?
This is the latest in a series of articles on the legacy of the fall of the Iron Curtain 30 years ago. See more.
His words helped fuel rapid political and economic changes throughout post-communist Europe. Thirty years later, it is worth asking how well Kohl and other Western leaders kept this promise.
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Thirty Years: The Changing State of Freedom in Central Europe
This is the latest in a series of articles on the legacy of the fall of the Iron Curtain 30 years ago. See more.
In a period of just six months, protest-driven popular movements swept away communist regimes in Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, and Romania — all of which had consistently been rated "Not Free" by Freedom House.
Senate head Melescanu emphasizes importance of increasing defence and deterrence capacity in Black Sea region
The Senate's chairman, Teodor Melescanu, pleaded, while attending on Friday the 4th edition of the Bucharest Security Conference, for increasing the defence and deterrence capacity in the Black Sea region. "The defence and deterrence policy, the capacity to adapt to the changes in the world represents a fantastic thing.
Merkel: Europe Will Only be Truly United with the Western Balkan Countries
German Chancellor attends the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Iron Curtain.
,,Europe will only be truly united when the Western Balkan countries become part of the European Union (EU).'' This is what German Chancellor Angela Merkel said, cited by BGNES.