Аutor: JUAN S. GONZALEZ Sourse: Foreign Affairs JUAN S. GONZALEZ served in the U.S. Department of State from 2004 to 2016 and as Senior Director for Western Hemisphere Affairs on the National Security Council from 2021 to 2024. The United States’ use of military force to remove Venezuelan President Nicolás Прочетете още
Аutor: Elizabeth Economy Sourse: Foreign Affairs ELIZABETH ECONOMY is Hargrove Senior Fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. From 2021 to 2023, she served as a senior adviser on China policy at the U.S. Department of Commerce. Before that, she spent over a decade as a Senior Fellow at the Council Прочетете още
Valentin Kardamski The fear of Artificial Intelligence is not a new phenomenon. Fear of the new and the unknown is as ancient as humanity itself, because behind it stands the same archetypal terror that once made primitive tribes look toward the dark forest with suspicion, sensing that in the shadows Прочетете още
Author: Aleksandar Dimov “The sky above the city, once an endless and invisible world, is now filled with silent sentinels—drones that observe, deliver, and threaten. They are a symbol of a new era, where the freedom of flight collides with the vulnerability of human existence. Just as ancient philosophers pondered Прочетете още
Autor: Valentin Kardamski The European Union has entered the most turbulent political and economic year in its existence. At a moment when the economies of almost all member states are in recession or stagnation, Ursula von der Leyen has asked EU governments for more than 135 billion dollars in new Прочетете още
– Mr. Daher, how would you describe the real situation in Syria today, beyond the propaganda clichés? Is there any chance the country might regain stability after more than a decade of war and foreign intervention? The situation is such that depending on whom you ask, you will receive different Прочетете още
Author: Valentin Kardamski A nation without a dream is not a nation, but a crowd. Today Bulgaria stands on the border between two eras — the old one, in which we lived by inertia, and the new one, which we have not yet begun to build. Thirty-six years of transition Прочетете още