Foreign affairs

South Africa: from Apartheid to Economic Apartheid – a look into the Rainbow Nation

I must confess that I have been part of the European-African political community for almost two decades, and South Africa has been my most frequent destination on this continent. Everyone says (still does) that it […]

Seoul
Foreign affairs

Geopolitical journeys of a Lithuanian. The Lost War and other (non)dependences

If you ever see a map of the world printed somewhere in China, Japan or Korea, don’t be surprised; it’s not the same as the one you learned geography from in school. You’ll find your […]

Taiwan
Foreign affairs

Lithuanian geopolitical travels. Taiwanese (Chinese?) restaurant

Taiwan is undoubtedly a hot spot in world politics. It has never been completely “cold” and irrelevant, but today the situation is special – Taiwan is important in the context of Sino-US relations, Russia’s aggression […]

Foreign affairs

Why Kazakhstan is hosting the Astana International Forum this year

In an increasingly polarized world, Kazakhstan often plays the role of a bridge between East and West, North and South. This is a product of our unique history and geography. For centuries, Kazakhstan has been […]