Spyridon N. Litsas
ARTICLES BY: Spyridon N. Litsas
Iran Remains Unworthy of Trust
The return of the US to the Paris Agreement, the resurrection of the transatlantic bond, and the end of ideological Manichaeism in the official rhetoric...
Smart, Not Small: The Abraham Accords and the Role of Small States
What does ”small” mean in the vast theoretical framework of international relations? International Relations (IR) theory clearly advocates in favor of comparing state actors to...
A US Retreat From the World Would Be a Historic Mistake
The end of the Cold War, for reasons that had to do with American exceptionalism and also with Washington’s pragmatic decision not to pursue the...
Turkey’s Anti-Israel, Anti-Western Policies Could Outlast Erdogan
Many believe Turkey will return to “Western normality” as soon as Recep Tayyip Erdogan finishes his political career. But Turkey’s behavior is influenced by the...
Jihadism, the Eastern Mediterranean, and the ‘Frontier-States’
Many analysts, in their eagerness to trace the origins of the radicalization of Islam, look to the rise of the theocratic Shiite regime in Iran...





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