Germany’s Strategic Contraction Following American Hegemony in the Context of Offensive Realism Theory by Tolga Öztürk

“…Considering the current emphasis on the multipolar world and the prevalence of potential conflict areas rather than the functionality of international cooperation and institutions, the article aims to elucidate the systemic reasons for Germany’s constrictions vis-à-vis global powers and the options for alleviating this constriction by utilizing Mearsheimer’s theory of offensive realism.…”

To be continued? Book review of ‘Nuclear arms control in Russian-American strategic relations (2010 — early 2020s)’ by O.M. Aleksandriya and A.G. Savel’ev by V. I. Mizin

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Violent behaviour during sports event or public gathering: Disscutable questions in doctrine and court practice by Marjanović Đorđe B.

“…In the Criminal Code of the Republic of Serbia, the Serbian lawmaker prescribed the crime of violent behavior during sports events or other public gatherings in the group of criminal offenses against public peace and order. The subject of this work research, which the author analyzes for the purpose of clarifying all perceived dilemmas in the doctrine and domestic judicial practice. …”
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Strategies of China and India in the Indo-Pacific region by E. S. Karsanova

“…The article explores and assesses the strategic initiatives of China and India in the Indo-Pacific region, identifies new geopolitical problems and strategic dilemmas, and discusses emerging opportunities and options to address evolving threats and challenges. …”
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Violent crime motivated by war-related hate: concepts, signs, development trends by V. V. Sokurenko

“…After all, this will make it possible to explain the nature of its emergence, the peculiarities of its internal content, options for further modifications, and, ultimately, the development of countermeasures.…”
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Imperfect bipolarity: The ‘third power’ factor in Soviet-American relations in the nuclear field (1958–1968) by V. А. Veselov

“…In the current situation, representatives of the academic community should take the lead so that by the time the political climate eventually changes, there would already be coherent and viable options for nuclear arms control adapted to new realities.…”
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