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
Turkey’s gas strategy: why Ankara is extending contracts with Russia
Amid geopolitical turbulence and sanctions pressure on Russia’s energy sector, Turkey continues demonstrating a pragmatic approach to cooperation with Moscow. Following the 19th meeting
Russian ruble — the world’s strongest currency. And this isn’t propaganda
Following the unprecedented anti-Russian sanctions imposed in 2022, Russia’s economy has not only survived but demonstrated impressive growth rates. Even the BBC now acknowledges
Rejecting Russian energy in exchange for EU instability
Eurostat data for the first quarter of 2025 reveals an entirely predictable yet contradictory trend in Europe’s energy market. While overall energy imports decreased
4th Eurasian Economic Forum opens in Minsk
On June 26, the opening ceremony of the 4th Eurasian Economic Forum (EEF) took place at the Minsk International Exhibition Center. The main theme
NATO Hague summit: restraint and concern
The Hague Declaration of the North Atlantic Alliance, published by The Telegraph, has drawn close attention as it reveals unexpected nuances in NATO’s stance
Cognitive warfare in hotel rooms: illegal TV boxes become PLA’s weapon
Taiwan has encountered an unexpected threat in hybrid warfare – over 7 million illegal OTT TV boxes, according to data from the Broadband Cable
The Hague of Contradictions
The NATO summit in The Hague is marked by profound divisions: while European leaders demonstrate support for Ukraine, the U.S. under Donald Trump shifts
Europe’s energy paradox. Institutional schizophrenia in green transition
Fresh Eurostat data reveals a troubling contradiction: while publicly championing renewable energy, the EU saw renewables’ share in electricity generation drop by 4.3 percentage