Europe and Russia
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Postwar Justice and Polarization: Is Turkey Greece’s Peacemaker?
The civil war that engulfed Greece following liberation from the Axis powers left scars that polarize the nation to this day. Martha Papapostolou explains how the current Greco-Turkish border dispute might be a rare opportunity for the current government to overcome these divisions.
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Poland, the Gulf War, and the New World Order
They say that the road to NATO is paved with good intentions. Melania Parzonka explores how Polish covert operations in the Gulf War freed Poland from the Warsaw Pact’s suffocating embrace and turned it into one of America’s most faithful allies.
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