Europe’s Non-European Europeans - by Grigory Yavlinsky and Victor Kogan-Yasny
Nation-states are built on ethnic and territorial unity, and their histories and political development are grounded in a sense of collective identity. Empires emerge when a national group considers its existence inside its territorial borders either risky or ineffective, and embarks on a forced expansion that is usually connected with large-scale violence.
There is still hope that Europe’s political future will not be one of risky ``multi-polarity,’’ but instead one of cooperation based on the shared values of freedom and justice
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