Posted on 31/07/2015 by matisak
The killing of Cecil the Lion is making a waves in international media. In general, what do you think about this case? Is it surprising that it made so many people angry and would say it could contribute to efforts to preserve the wildlife? Read few comments.
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Posted on 30/07/2015 by matisak
What do you think about the prospect of early elections in Greece, will Alexis Tsipras’s government survive or would you say that situation in Syriza will lead the country to snap elections? Read few comments.
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Filed under: EU politics, Europe, Politics | Tagged: Alexis Tsipras, EU politics, European Union, Eurozone, Greece, Politics, SYRIZA | Leave a comment »
Posted on 29/07/2015 by matisak
Afghan government is examining claims that Taliban’s leader Mullah Omar is dead. No matter if true or not, what was his role recently in Taliban? Even if he is dead, will it have any influence on anything in Taliban and Afghanistan? Read few comments.
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Filed under: Afghanistan, Politics | Tagged: Afghanistan. Taliban, Mullah Omar, Politics, Security Mu | 1 Comment »
Posted on 28/07/2015 by matisak
We have seen a spike in attacks on refugees in Germany, even the explosion destroys Left politician’s car, which might be connected with far-right scene. Do you think that the continuing wave of migration could somehow fuel the violence from the far right? And if you think there will be an escalation what to do to prevent it, at least partially? Read few comments.
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Filed under: Germany, Politics, Security, Society | Tagged: Extremism, Germany, Migration, Politics, Right-Wing Extremism, Society | 1 Comment »
Posted on 27/07/2015 by matisak
Turkey is simultaneously attacking the positions of ISIS and Kurds and for example PKK says truce has no meaning after Turkish air strikes. What do think about Turkish strategy, does it make sense in your opinion? Read few comments.
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Filed under: Politics, Security | Tagged: Conflict, Iraq, ISIS, Islamic State, Kurds, Politics, Syria, Turkey, War | Leave a comment »
Posted on 26/07/2015 by matisak
Illegal migration clearly linked with terror threat: Hungary PM Orban just said. Following this statement could you please shortly comment on this? Do you see any real link between migration and terrorism or basically PM Orban statement has very little to do with reality? Read few comments.
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Filed under: Europe, Politics, Security, Terrorism | Tagged: Europe, Hungary, Politics, Security, Security policy, Terrorism, Viktor Orban | Leave a comment »
Posted on 25/07/2015 by matisak
Do you agree or not, and why, with the FBI statement that the Islamic State’s effort to inspire Americans to violence has become more of a terror threat to the U.S. than an external attack by al-Qaeda as FBI Director James Comey said? Read few comments.
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Filed under: Intelligence, Politics, Security, United States | Tagged: al-Qaeda, ISIS, Islamic State, Security, Security policy, Terrorism, United States | Leave a comment »
Posted on 24/07/2015 by matisak
As US President Barack Obama visits Kenya and Ethiopia the usual topics are on the table: trade and investment, security and counter-terrorism, and democracy and human rights. From your point of view, what should be Obama’s focus, what countries like Kenya or Ethiopia need from the US? Read few comments.
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Filed under: Africa, Politics, United States, US foreign policy | Tagged: Africa, Barack Obama, Ethiopia, Foreign policy, Kenya, Security policy, United States, US foreign policy | Leave a comment »
Posted on 23/07/2015 by matisak
Has this case somehow changed Czech Republic? Read few comments by Seán Hanley, Senior Lecturer in East European Politics, University College London.
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Filed under: Czech Republic, Politics | Tagged: Corruption, Czech politics, Czech Republic, David Rath, Politics | Leave a comment »
Posted on 22/07/2015 by matisak
Jorrit Kamminga, Policy Advisor of Oxfam Novib and Senior Visiting Fellow of the Netherlands Institute of International Relations Clingendael.
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Filed under: Afghanistan, Irregular quote of the day, Politics | Tagged: Afghanistan, NATO, Politics, Security, Security policy | Leave a comment »