President Morsi and Egypt’s Choices
The consequences of political struggles in Egypt are far from being clear.
Read moreThe consequences of political struggles in Egypt are far from being clear.
Read moreThis issue of Diplomaatia presents a number of essays on the developments just outside Europe’s borders in the aftermath of the Arab Spring – we take a closer look at Syria, Central Asia and also Egypt after the June elections. In addition, we return to the issue of cyber security in an interview and present a new book on Estonian-Finnish relations from a historical perspective that continues to fuel debates.
Read moreThe British minister in charge of cyber-security, Mr Francis Maude, tells Diplomaatia that the cyber-attack against Estonia in 2007 was a big wake-up call for the world, adding that a balance should be struck between cyber-security and personal freedoms.
Read moreAlthough perceptions about anti-Western tendencies or long-standing Soviet era ties to Syria as the sole drivers of Russian foreign policy towards Syria persist, a more detailed analysis reveals that Russia’s policy is to a large part driven by its attitude towards the international – and particularly Western – efforts to resolve the conflict.
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