Francesco Dimitrios Foti is a policy and security analyst/researcher. Graduated from the University of Westminster (MA) and Catania (BA), he mainly focuses on EU-Russian relations, the post-Soviet space (South-Eastern Europe, Balkans, and South Caucasus) path to Euro-Atlantic Integration.
Alaska Summit 2025: Can the US and Russia Rewrite the Endgame in Ukraine?
The 2025 Alaska Summit between the US and Russia marks a turning point in the Ukraine war. Can Trump and Putin broker peace, or will the conflict simply shift into…
The Geopolitics of the Abraham Accords
Since 7 October 2023, the Middle East’s balance of power has been dramatically altered by the Iranian-backed Islamist group Hamas’ actions. As evidenced by the New York Times, they are…
The Georgia-West Relations: Realism or Cultural Hegemony
Introduction Marx’s theory posits that a cultural elite decides what is a cultural and political norm. To make the enlargement process, vital to security and strategy, competitive, there needs to…