The global financial crisis may have eliminated job opportunities around the world, but it has opened the door for a cultural boom on new shores. By Constantina Soukas.
Terrorist acts in Algeria and surrounding countries spell trouble for the debt-racked European countries that depend on the region for energy supply. By Ioannis Michaletos.
Temporarily relieved by a bailout, Cyprus must now scramble to develop its gas industry if it wants to stay out of bankruptcy in the future. By Jen Alic.
As the cocaine trade has expanded, international cartels are using Balkan transport hubs increasingly as a gateway to European markets. By Ioannis Michaletos.
Germany faces some tough decisions that will largely determine the fate of not only the Eurozone, but of a geopolitical landscape that stretches beyond the region. By Ioannis Michaletos.
The debt crisis in the Eurozone continues to metastasize. If things get bad enough, a collapsing economic system could drag a large portion of the globe down with it. By Ioannis Michaletos.