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Extremism in Syria, Geopolitics, and Future Scenarios

Created on Thursday, 18 April 2013 18:58 Published Date

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Details: Parent Category: Economics, Geopolitics & Geography; Category: Geopolitics; Written by Zenonas Tziarras

By Zenonas Tziarras, Junior Scholar & Ass. Editor of JSESSTL, Strategy International*

One of the central themes that have been dominating the media lately regarding the Syrian crisis has been the participation of (Islamist) extremist elements in both of the camps of the civil war. What is the situation now in Syria, and what might the current developments hold for its future?

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A Fiscal & Geopolitical Truth in Cyprus? Part 2

Created on Thursday, 28 March 2013 16:57 Published Date

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Details: Parent Category: Economics, Geopolitics & Geography; Category: Geopolitics; Written by Marios Efthymiopoulos

Cyprus - MS Philex2002 - Merja Nicosia March 28th 2013. This Article was first published in Nicosia Cyprus on March 17th 2013 at CNNi, while exploring and living the implications caused by the newly established fiscal constraints in Cyprus. By the CEO and Founder of Strategy International Dr. Marios Efthymiopoulos. Due to the importance of the Article we republish it, March 28th 2013, Copyrights to Strategy International. The article examines the geopolitical extensions of the, quoting from the author, "long period of recession and fiscal and social re-organization, that is to come no matter the outcome of the bail-out procedure". This article has few new comments raised without altering the main message of the article.

On Friday March 15th 2013, at the meeting of the Eurogroup Ministers of Economic affairs of the EU 27 member states, which ended at 04:00am Cyprus time of Saturday, brought about fiscal decisions on the future of the Cyprus economy, supplementing the formality of the request of the Cyprus Government to request a bail-out.

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The Energy Consumers’ Protection Throughout European Law

Created on Sunday, 04 November 2012 18:48 Published Date

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Details: Parent Category: Economics, Geopolitics & Geography; Category: Geopolitics; Written by Olga Gaziteri

EU Energy Member States of the European Union during the 20th century and earlier were individually devise policies aimed at defending specific interests of consumers, whose economic and political rights were recognized as essential to society. For that reason, Member States have implemented policies to reducing inequality and combating unfair practices.[1]