On the frontline of Deir Ezzor: the last villages still held by ISIS
Crossing the Tigris river from Iraqi Kurdistan marks the entrance to the Northern Syria, a de-facto autonomous area in the north of Syria, the country martyred by seven years…
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Greece: The post-memorandum era and the foreign policy goals
The article has been written by Dimitris Papadimoulis, Vice-President of the European Parliament, head of Syriza party delegation The Greek government is proceeding with specific steps on the shaping of…
Stefan Löfven – You not only betray Seyfo victims but also Swedish democracy!
It has now passed 3 weeks since Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven visited Södertälje for labor day celebration. Swedish public service channel, Svt-Södertälje, asked him an important issue affecting approximately…
Why anti-fake news laws will do more harm than good
What if the fight against fake news was actually killing pluralism and nurturing anti-establishment sentiments? From Italian newsrooms to Dutch political debates to British Parliament committee meetings, the Western world…