Author: Panos Iordanidis

Journalist and writer on global politics

Hong Kong in the spotlight again

Facts and developments in the Hong Kong crisis and China’s ambitions

USA and North Korea tried to resolve their differences in favor of stability, but, in the end, there was no light at the end of the tunnel

Geopolitical tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean region are growing day by day

Despite crucial differences, Israel and Turkey might be eager to establish again diplomatic relations in the face of a common threat

Pearl Harbor and 9/11 tragedies have nothing to do with the coronavirus crisis, which is basically self-inflicted

The genuine security threat of global pandemics and the coronavirus outbreak world consequences

The last rebel stronghold was doomed into ruins amidst Assad, Turkey and Russia

The Brexit series finally “ends”, leaving behind self-inflicted traumas and new paths to be carved

Carrying on the legacy of colonialism in the 21st century

Trapped in a world that slides towards unilateral policies and competition

How “zero problems with neighboring countries” defenders became champions of revisionism and expansionism