Henry Kissinger’s legacy and European geopolitics
With its assertiveness, Russia persistently pursues its unjustifiable goals through various means, reminiscent of Henry Kissinger’s theories on power politics. However, despite great effort, Russia’s track record of significant victories on the battlefield remains lacking. This presents an opportune moment for Europe and the broader western world to assert their dominance.
On November 29th 2023, a brilliant statesman, celebrity diplomat, exponent of power politics and influential scholar passed away at his home in Connecticut. Henry Kissinger, the former US secretary of state, had advised dozens of policymakers during his outstanding long career. His legacy is assessed on a rather bittersweet note due to Kissinger’s realpolitik style of understanding global affairs. The notorious Nobel Peace Prize winner remains a controversial figure in rethinking power and strategy in philosophical and even existential terms.
April 11, 2024 -
Erekle Iantbelidze
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