Health security may become a core task of militaries By Dr. John L. Clarke, Marshall Center professor Viruses never die. And they don’t ever really go…
EDITED BY: Rebecca M. Seaman PUBLISHED BY: ABC-CLIO REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor War and disease appear to go together like love and…
Strong alliances protect European democracies By Ovidiu Dranga, Romanian ambassador to Poland In the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on targets in the United…
Italy and the geopolitics of COVID-19 By Ludovica Balducci | Photos by The Associated Press When it comes to humanitarian crises and disaster, geopolitical games…
Hungary’s MultiVector Foreign Policy By Dr. Pál Dunay, Marshall Center professor Systemic foundations Hungary has gained political attention way beyond what would seem normal for…
The case for Central European solidarity By Ovidiu Dranga, Romanian ambassador to Poland Meaningful subregional cooperation in Central Europe has been triggered by the security…
Why a strong Poland is vital to U.S. national security By Maj. Brigid K. Calhoun, U.S. Army Throughout the summer of 2020, Poland steadily secured headlines…
Kosovo moves toward full European integration By Mimoza Ahmetaj, Kosovo’s ambassador in Strasbourg, France A pandemic is harassing the global population while a shift in…
The Armed Forces Academy of Uzbekistan By Col. Murad Ibragimov, Armed Forces Academy of Uzbekistan, and Dr. Gregory Gleason, Marshall Center professor As the entire…
Deciding on a Patient’s Life in a Democratic Context Most countries in the wider trans-Atlantic space try to adhere to democratic values, the rule of…
