Is Ukraine sacrificed on the Budapest-Moscow axis?
by Popescu Paul | 19 January 2024 | Analysis, Ukraine | 0 Comments
Stanislav Zhelikhovskyi: It is essential for the pace of cooperation between Bucharest and Kyiv to not only remain in good standing but also to strengthen further
by George Dragos | 26 October 2023 | Interview | 0 Comments
Karadeniz Press: Essay competition!
by Isac Mihai | 14 September 2023 | Editorial | 0 Comments
Ukraine: War, Peace and European Dreams
by Popescu Paul | 12 September 2023 | Analysis, Ukraine | 0 Comments
Romania, ambitious geopolitical objectives in the Black Sea region
by Isac Mihai | 31 August 2023 | Editorial | 0 Comments
Romania can indeed play a role in resolving the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, given the privileged bilateral relationships between Bucharest and the two capitals directly involved in the conflict, Baku and Yerevan. Even Romania’s good relations with Ankara can support this goal, even though Turkey may not view the involvement of other states in the stabilization of the region favorably.
Republic of Moldova: fugitive oligarchs play the Gagauz card
by Isac Mihai | 31 August 2023 | Analysis, Republic of Moldova | 0 Comments
Certainly, disagreements between Chisinau (the capital of the Republic of Moldova) and Comrat (the capital of Gagauzia) have been present in the relationship between the two entities in recent decades, often related to issues of autonomy, local governance, cultural identity, and control over resources
Bulgaria, the tourism powerhouse of the Black Sea
by Popescu Paul | 30 August 2023 | Analysis, Bulgaria | 0 Comments
Tamari Bibichadze: Romania can play a pivotal role in Georgia’s path towards EU accession
by Isac Mihai | 27 August 2023 | Interview | 0 Comments
Tbilisi-Moscow, 15 years since the August 2008 war
by Popescu Paul | 21 August 2023 | Analysis, Georgia | 0 Comments
Ankara, the key to peace in Ukraine?
by Isac Mihai | 18 August 2023 | Analysis, Turkey | 0 Comments
Editorial
Karadeniz Press: Essay competition!
by Isac Mihai | Sep 14, 2023 | Editorial
The Karadeniz Press News and Analysis Agency is focused on providing media coverage of security developments and foreign policy in the Black Sea region. This includes conflicts in the region, such as the Russian military invasion of Ukraine, energy security,...
Romania, ambitious geopolitical objectives in the Black Sea region
by Isac Mihai | Aug 31, 2023 | Editorial
Romania can indeed play a role in resolving the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, given the privileged bilateral relationships between Bucharest and the two capitals directly involved in the conflict, Baku and Yerevan. Even Romania’s good relations with Ankara can support this goal, even though Turkey may not view the involvement of other states in the stabilization of the region favorably.
Wagner, between the war in Ukraine and oligarchic interests
by transfersite | Jun 30, 2023 | Editorial
The armed rebellion of the Wagner mercenaries showed the apparent fragility of Vladimir Putin's regime. With the road open to Moscow, armed mercenaries led by "Putin's Chef", including contingents recruited from the Russian prison system, crossed the border into...
Interviews
Stanislav Zhelikhovskyi: It is essential for the pace of cooperation between Bucharest and Kyiv to not only remain in good standing but also to strengthen further
Tamari Bibichadze: Romania can play a pivotal role in Georgia’s path towards EU accession
Analysis
Is Ukraine sacrificed on the Budapest-Moscow axis?
Ukraine: War, Peace and European Dreams
Republic of Moldova: fugitive oligarchs play the Gagauz card
Certainly, disagreements between Chisinau (the capital of the Republic of Moldova) and Comrat (the capital of Gagauzia) have been present in the relationship between the two entities in recent decades, often related to issues of autonomy, local governance, cultural identity, and control over resources
Bulgaria, the tourism powerhouse of the Black Sea
Tbilisi-Moscow, 15 years since the August 2008 war
Ankara, the key to peace in Ukraine?
Does a multipolar world begin at the Black Sea?
Bulgaria-Romania: Bridges, Nuclear Energy and Strategic Military Partnership
The risk of conflict between NATO and Russia in the Black Sea
The Black Sea, closer to the Schengen Area, in 2023?
European officials are preparing to admit Bulgaria and Romania into the Schengen Area this year, starting with air borders in October 2023
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