Changing and Unchangeable
A little more than nine years ago, in April 2005 Diplomaatia was redesigned for the first time. At that time, not only did the physical format of our monthly journal change (the exercise book-like...
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No. 130/131 • June/July 2014
Security in Northern Europe after the collapse of the Helsinki Final Act
Europe should realize that once the rules of the Helsinki accords no longer hold in relation with just one signatory, the situation has changed for all of...
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More of America!
US involvement in our region is the best contribution to the preservation of a world order based on principles and values, and has nothing to do with a geopolitical...
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Countering Russian Energy Diplomacy
Moscow`s “energy weapon” has the potential to create a wedge in the U.S. strategic partnerships with...
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The Return of Byzantine Diplomacy
The most obvious action that unmistakably illustrates Byzantine diplomacy is accusing others of what you are doing or are about to...
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On the Anatomy of the Military Crisis in Ukraine
Support from pro-Russian activists has not been strong, while an increasing number of Ukrainians are ready to fight for their...
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Russian Armed Forces in the Baltic Sea Region
In the past five years, Russian units have grown in quality as well as...
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France and Africa: How to Turn a Burden of the Past into an Advantage for the Future
Paris has the experience, knowledge, opportunities and readiness to take action in...
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On How the Lamps Went Out in Europe
This summer, 100 years will have passed since the outbreak of the First World War, so it is not surprising that historians and others are trying or will try to explore the causes and effects of that...
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