National Security Archives - Page 11 of 12

Clashes Over EU Spending Rules: European Commission Proposes More Flexibility to Reduce Debt and Deficit

Posted by David Greer
May 28, 2023

EU debt rules should be reformed to give member countries more fiscal space to modernize their economies. While some believe that this will encourage investment...

One State Just Became a National Leader on Child Care. Here’s How They did It

Posted by Ryan Wagner
May 27, 2023

Inside the winning fight in Vermont. By Rachel M. Cohen@rmc031rachel.cohen@voxmedia.com May 22, 2023, 7:00am EDT Share this story Rachel M. Cohen is a senior reporter for Vox...

“The Bulgarian Army Needs to be Ready”

Posted by Frank David Wilkerson
May 27, 2023

The national question in Bulgaria and North Macedonia resembles the situation faced by Russia and Ukraine: the division of a nation. This is what...

Mass Demonstration of The Opposition in Serbia Against Violence

Posted by Maverick Reign
May 26, 2023

Tens of thousands of citizens took to the streets of Belgrade on Friday and demonstrated under the slogan “Serbia against violence”. It is the third demonstration-march...

In N. Virginia, Endorsement Primaries Point to Increasingly Politicized School Boards

Posted by Sam Promise
May 26, 2023

As Harold Sims Jr. knocked on doors for his school board campaign, many of the Northern Virginia residents on the other side didn’t know...

Biden Trades Productive G7 Abroad for Washington Chaos as Debt Default Looms

Posted by Victor Lucas
May 25, 2023

It hardly required a degree in international relations to comprehend the weighty symbolism at play here on the final day of an unusually consequential Group...

Discovering The Media in Romania for Middle School Students from Aumale

Posted by Frederick Pope
May 25, 2023

Students from the Henry-Dunant d’Aumale college (Aumale) have returned from four days in Romania as part of the media and information literacy project. For...

Tajikistan tyranny triggers new wave of refugees in Europe!

Posted by Ryan Wagner
May 20, 2023

The Pamir Gate triggers a geopolitical crisis. Berlin (2/5 – 100) For the Pamiri ethnic minority and the inhabitants of the Gorno Badakhshan Autonomous...

Kazakhstan’s progress faces many headwinds; the West should not be one of them

Posted by Sam Promise
May 14, 2023

The war in the Ukraine created two main opposing camps of countries. An Alliance of Democracies on one side and a Group of Authoritarian....

Kenes Rakishev: The President’s Man for All Seasons

Posted by Richard Foster
May 3, 2023

Kenes Rakishev. An entrepreneur, philanthropist, former special envoy for Kazakhstan, head of the Kazakh boxing federation, a family man, and most importantly, a man...