Causes Of Kamala Harris’s Electoral Disaster – Analysis
Although the 2024 U.S. presidential election was expected to be one of the most evenly contested in history—similar to the
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Author: Matija Šerić
Matija Šerić is a geopolitical analyst and journalist from Croatia and writes on foreign policy, history, economy, society, etc.
Articles by Matija Šerić :
Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham: Terrorists With A Democratic Face – Analysis
The spectacular conquest of large parts of Syrian territory and cities such as Homs, Daraa, Aleppo, and Damascus, and the
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Demolishing Al-Aqsa And Building The Third Temple: Sci-Fi Or Reality? – OpEd
The Middle East is the epicenter of the world’s greatest tensions. At the heart of these tensions lies the Israeli-Palestinian
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Discrimination Against Women In Saudi Arabia – OpEd
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) is one of the worst countries in the world when it comes to the
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21st Century: The Asian Century – Analysis
Every era has its rulers who manage to impose power and influence. Antiquity was dominated by Ancient Greece and Rome.
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Invisible Barriers: How Castes Shape India – Analysis
India is a unique country with an extraordinary level of social and cultural diversity. More than 1.4 billion Indians speak
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The Nicaraguan Canal: A Potentially Revolutionary Maritime Passage – Analysis
After Donald Trump took office in January, the issue of the Panama Canal was once again brought to the forefront.
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The Other Side Of Success: The Suicide Pandemic In South Korea – Analysis
The sudden death of popular South Korean actress Kim Sae-ron on February 16 has drawn attention to one of South
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Global Food Shortage: A Scenario Becoming Reality – Analysis
Humanity in 2025 is facing major and pressing problems. At the forefront are geopolitical tensions between Washington, Brussels, Moscow, Beijing,
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Venezuela In Crisis: Can Nicolás Maduro Survive A Third Term? – Analysis
After winning Venezuela’s controversial presidential elections on July 28 last year, socialist Nicolás Maduro officially began his third presidential term
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