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“We win, they lose” – Wonderful world of Binary categorisations by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2017-06-29

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“We win, they lose” – Wonderful world of Binary categorisations(Refeudalisation of Europe – III Part) Is the new Cold War on our doorstep? To answer that question is to grasp how the previous one ceased. The end of the Cold War came abruptly, overnight. Many in the West dreamt about it, but nobody really saw … More “We win, they lose” – Wonderful world of Binary categorisations by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2017-06-29

The post-Christian West and post-Western World by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2017-06-14

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The post-Christian West and post-Western World(Refeudalisation of Europe – II Part) While the Western world is increasingly post-Christian and cosmopolitan, its Eastern sibling is trapped in a post-ideological bubble: strikingly entrenched and enveloped in its neo-religionism. No wonder: Eastern European communities on all their levels are using failed models of leadership. Too many institutions are … More The post-Christian West and post-Western World by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2017-06-14

Neo-religionism of the post ideological Russia (Refeudalisation of Europe – I Part) by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2017-04-19

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The lonely superpower (US) vs. the bear of the permafrost (Russia), with the world’s last cosmopolite (EU) in between. Is the ongoing calamity at the eastern flank of the EU a conflict, recalibration, imperialism in hurry, exaggerated anti-Russian xenophobia or last gasp of confrontational nostalgia? Just 20 years ago, the distance between Moscow and NATO … More Neo-religionism of the post ideological Russia (Refeudalisation of Europe – I Part) by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2017-04-19

Why is Europe able to manage its decline, while Asia is (still) unable to capitalize (on) its successes by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2017-01-12

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How to draw the line between the recent and still unsettled EU/EURO crisis and Asia’s success story? Well, it might be easier than it seems: Neither Europe nor Asia has any alternative. The difference is that Europe well knows there is no alternative – and therefore is multilateral. Asia thinks it has an alternative – … More Why is Europe able to manage its decline, while Asia is (still) unable to capitalize (on) its successes by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2017-01-12

Geopolitics of Climate Change: Future of Tao and Quantum Buddhism by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2016-09-18

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From Rio to Rio with Kyoto, Copenhagen and Durban in between Paris right after and the recent China’s G-20, the conclusion remains the same: There is fundamental disagreement on the realities of this planet and the ways we can address them. A decisive breakthrough would necessitate both wider contexts and a larger participatory base to … More Geopolitics of Climate Change: Future of Tao and Quantum Buddhism by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2016-09-18

Europe – Hell is other people by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2016-07-21

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Europe – Hell is other people(Europe after the Brexit, NATO summit in Warsaw and Turkish geopolitical vertigo) A freshly released IMF’s World Economic Outlook brings no comforting picture to anyone within the G-7, especially in the US and EU. The Brexit after-shock is still to reverberate around. In one other EXIT, Sartre’s Garcin famously says: … More Europe – Hell is other people by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2016-07-21

Interests & Influences of Major External Actors in Central Asia by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic & Samantha Brletich 2016-07-08

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History Due to Central Asia’s geographic and strategic location, it has always enjoyed certain advantages, but also suffered many disadvantages. Some advantages are access to trade routes, emerging global powers and emerging global markets, Russia and China. Geographically, the region is rich in fossil fuels and minerals. Central Asia’s geographic location puts it at a … More Interests & Influences of Major External Actors in Central Asia by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic & Samantha Brletich 2016-07-08

Near East and the Nearer Brussles – Euro(h)ope possible? by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2016-04-06

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There is a claim constantly circulating the EU: ‘multiculturalism is dead in Europe’. Dead or maybe d(r)ead?… That much comes from a cluster of European nation-states that love to romanticize – in a grand metanarrative of dogmatic universalism – their appearance as of the coherent Union, as if they themselves lived a long, cordial and … More Near East and the Nearer Brussles – Euro(h)ope possible? by Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic 2016-04-06