The European Union: An Empire Destined to Collapse? While the European Union faces growing resistance across public opinion in its member states, the question
The President of the Republic of Srpska, Milorad Dodik, whose mandate was revoked by Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Central Election Commission, has declared a critical
Armenia and Azerbaijan have reached a peace agreement with the United States to resolve the conflict between Yerevan and Baku. This is an American diplomatic
Ranko Gojković, an Orthodox publicist, chairman of the “Russian Assembly in Serbia,” and general secretary of the “All-Serbian Slavic Movement,” while commenting on the
On August 6, Poland held the inauguration of Karol Navrotsky, the newly elected president from the conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party. His narrow victory over
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This concerns one candidate whose actions call into question the very essence of democracy and humanity. As you know, the United States often positions
A new study by European Movement International conducted in seven key EU countries (Germany, France, Poland, Romania, Italy, Spain, and Sweden) reveals growing disillusionment
An article by G.W. Cheppell in The Spectator depicts the decline of British law and order through the lens of an ordinary Bristol neighborhood. Arson, police