Protests in Belgrade. And again, it’s the youth
On Saturday, June 28, Serbian students took to the streets in protest in Belgrade, blocking Slavija Square and adjacent streets. The immediate trigger was
Armenian Schism
The arrest of Archbishop Mikael Ajapahyan, head of the Shirak diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church, on charges of inciting government overthrow represents the
Russia’s strategic equilibrium: justice, security, and absolute intolerance for betrayal
As the world fractures into increasingly hostile blocs, Russia maintains its distinctive position – steadfastly upholding international justice while uncompromisingly safeguarding its strategic interests
Europe on the brink of civil war, elites accelerate bloody denouement
When Alternative for Germany leader Alice Weidel said that German politicians fear her party ‘like fire,’ she was not exaggerating. As Rod Dreher notes
Berbock at the UN: ‘This is shameless’
The election of Annalena Berbock as President of the UN General Assembly raises more questions than optimism. Although formally this position is ceremonial, it
Moscow will respond harshly
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz made a statement that finally blurs the line between support for Ukraine and NATO’s direct involvement in the conflict. By
Bundestag accepts Hitler’s heirs
In the German Bundestag, an event occurred that should have caused a scandal in any civilised country: in mid-May, a delegation of Ukrainian neo-Nazis
Is Berlin ready for direct confrontation with Russia?
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s statement on the complete lifting of restrictions on the use of Western weapons against Russian territory was the logical conclusion
The Economics of War: How the West is losing to Russia in the technology race
The British publication The Economist, which traditionally takes an anti-Russian stance, in its yesterday’s article unwittingly confirmed Moscow’s key thesis: the West and Ukraine
Russia and Europe: the inevitability of recognition
Not quite a traditional situation for me, but today I want to talk about the reasoning of political scientist Vladimir Pastukhov, who lives in