| frontlines
|  | Letter to the Editors
Athens, May 19, 2008
Dear Editors,
I would like to congratulate you on your decision to collaborate with the Turkish Daily News. It goes without saying that joint ventur... read more » |
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 | Kosovo To let it be or not?
By Panagiotis Paschalidis
It is hard to find the words best fit to describe the nature of Kosovo’s statehood following the declaration of its independence, adopted by its parliament on Fe... read more » |
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 | Action for the Mediterranean
By Alexandra Sarmas
The European Commission and the European Investment Bank on April 10 presented their report on potential investments addressing pollution hotspots in southern and eastern Me... read more » |
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| dialogue
|  | Dialogue
On the occasion of NATO’s Bucharest Summit in the beginning of April, many issues concerning security in our neighborhood were brought on the table. The Summit revealed the future orientation ... read more » |
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| themes
|  | In search for the golden fleece
By Constantinos Filis
In 2007, the groundwork was put in place for the implementation of three energy projects that are of major importance to Greece: the Burgas-Alexandroupoli oil pipeline; t... read more » |
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 | What about the pipelines
By Theodore G. Tsakiris
As tensions seem to be climaxing along the Turkish-Iraqi frontier, with 100,000 troops amassing on the northern side of the border line, a series of theories regarding ... read more » |
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 | Water Infrastructure Security
By Christos Makropoulos
The word ‘security’ is as much a household word now as it has ever been – and nothing good can come of this. Or can it? The release of anthrax in the U... read more » |
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| turquoise
|  | Turquoise
Keeping the pace of the pelting developments in our region, it is our duty to encourage cooperation among civil societies and to strengthen ties among citizens. This issue inaugurates a unique partn... read more » |
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| impressions
|  | Holding borders in my trouser pocket
Heathrow Airport is probably Hell on Earth for the racist. All the world’s races and colors converge here. A couple of Sikhs, in their characteristic turbans, urge one to queue. At the passpor... read more » |
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| culture
|  | Welcome those who welcome change
By Zuhal Danyildiz
When I began to write this article, I was trying to think up ways to extend and enrich my work. At first, I just read a couple of articles about the Balkans and tried to find... read more » |
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 | Color of Balkan Sounds
By Devrimsel Deniz Negriz
Balkan-Pop’ is an ascending music trend, which contains the diversity in a popular fashion; these days, it is the ‘party hit’ in Germany just as in m... read more » |
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 | The vintage Eastern European Immigrant
By Luiza Cristina Micu
Like most of the Eastern European countries, Romania has gone through many dramatic social and political changes. The best-known, most discussed, labels irrevocably remai... read more » |
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 | Impressions from Sarajevo
By Maja Musi
I visited Sarajevo for the first and only time in July 2006, for an all too short stay dedicated to my work of research and collection of materials in the central offices of the Ar... read more » |
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1001 Actions for Dialogue 2008
1001 Actions is a major campaign initiated by the Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Foundation and its network of over one thousand civil society organizations, for the mobilization of people and acti... read more » |
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| book reviews
| Coping with Cultural Diversity
 This important and much acclaimed book rapidly became a classic on first publication. In it, Bhikhu Parekh shows that the Western tradition of political philosophy has very limited theoretical res... read more » |
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