Subregional cooperation usually results from a natural reflex to join forces in solving neighbourly problems. It is often based on cultural and ethnic proximity. It is an extension of the old truth: “look for friends…
The European Union destroyed the legacy of the tribal paradigms of the Peace of Westphalia, the forceful methods of the post-Vienna dictate of powers, and the hegemonic policies of the Yalta division of Europe. And…
The aim of the state’s foreign policy may be to anchor it in a wider system of cooperation, making use of supranational institutions, equipped with powers to impose obligations on member states, taking over some…
Development aid is a recognized practice of international cooperation and an instrument of foreign policy. It is provided by rich countries for the benefit of poor countries. It is not an international legal norm, but…
