Energy dependence on Russia’s energy resources is almost undisputedly seen as the inevitable destiny of Lithuania, the rest of the Baltic states and even Europe as a...
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It was a cool, clear sunny morning, the day before Eid ul-Azha, the holy festival of sacrifice, and the second most holy day in Islam. It marks the end of Haj, the pilgrimage that millions of Muslims...
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Slobodan Milosevic died in The Hague in his prison cell in the last days of his defense against 66 different indictments for war crimes committed in Bosnia, Croatia, and Kosovo over an eight-year...
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The September issue of the monthly journal Diplomaatia deals largely with subject of the Finno-Ugric...
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The October issue of Diplomaatia focuses on developments in Russia and Ukraine. Marko Mihkelson, Chairman of Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, discusses how Russia might change in the aftermath...
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This issue of Diplomacy focuses on European security problems. Ambassador Dag Hartelius writes about the European Security strategy. He argues that the strategy is a useful tool for small and...
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This issue of Diplomacy focuses on the United Nations and its planned reform. American Enterprise Institute's resident scholar Joshua Muravchik argues that the UN has failed to defend peace and human...
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The key topic of the November issue of Diplomaatia is the impact of the global financial crisis on the stability of states. Another topic under discussion is the autonomy and national issue, which...
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For most people living in the free world, the events unfolding in Ukraine over the last month have both surprised and inspired. Ukrainian democrats have stood together in the freezing cold to demand...
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This issue of Diplomacy focuses on the aftermath of the Orange revolution in Ukraine. "Viktor Yushchenko is the new President of a new Ukraine," sates Grygoriy Nemyria, the director of the Centre for...
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