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Author: Jan Vacula

Jan is a third year student of International relations from the Czech republic, currently on a year abroad at the University of Virginia, where his main focus lies in the study of foreign policies of Russia, China, and the US, as well as the role of military force in IR. Furthermore, he hopes to comment on topics concerning energy security, international law, and the European union.
Europe

Dependency on Russian Gas Makes the EU Impotent

Jan Vacula 8 April 2014 No Comments

The crisis in Ukraine has put the EU on high alert not only because of the prospect of war on its border, but also because…

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Is Russia Flexing its Muscles in the Mediterranean?

Jan Vacula 20 January 2014 No Comments

The past two years have seen a steady rise in Russia’s willingness to deploy its navy into the Mediterranean. Since returning to the presidency, Russian…

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Americas

Democracy in America, Part II: Spying for you

Jan Vacula 13 November 2013 No Comments

The number of Google searches of the word “privacy” has sharply increased over the last few months, suggesting that people might be questioning how much…

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Democracy in America, Part I: The Constitution Fetish

Jan Vacula 18 October 2013 1 Comment

And the Founding Fathers said: “Let there be a constitution;” and there it was. Then the Fathers looked at the articles and saw that it…

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Terrorism: Keep Calm and Carry On

Jan Vacula 9 May 2013 No Comments 9/11TerrorismUS Foreign PolicyWar on Terror

At home I have a book about September 11th, 2001 called “Never Again”. The book itself is not as interesting as its title: Never Again.…

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Mediterranean Gas: Salvation for the EU, Opportunity for Cyprus?

Jan Vacula 8 April 2013 3 Comments

With just 840, 000 people and a GDP of USD24 billion, Cyprus isn’t a country that would often fill front pages of major newspapers. But…

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Drones: Licence to Kill?

Jan Vacula 7 March 2013 1 Comment

February 4, 2002. CIA operated Predator drone, hovering over an abandoned mujahedeen complex in Afghanistan’s Paktia province spotted three men; one of them was tall.…

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