And after the Greenland crisis?
Donald Trump triggered several diplomatic and international crises at the beginning of the year, through military action or pressure against several countries: Venezuela, Mexico,
Serbia Shifts Its Vector
Serbia's policy of multi-vectorism, which for decades allowed Belgrade to balance between East and West, has entered a phase that is increasingly difficult to
Raids and Forced Mobilization in Ukraine: What is the TCC?
The TCCs are Ukraine’s military recruitment offices and are increasingly making headlines. In Anglo-Saxon media, some information can be found, as Ukraine’s forced mobilization
*UNA-UNSO: The Forgotten Banderite Formation
Continuing my investigation into Banderite and neo-Nazi formations, parties, and organizations in Ukraine, UNA-UNSO* is one of the oldest. It played a key role
Debaltsevo, the Republican Victory that Changed the Course of the War
The Battle for Debaltseve was a key event at the beginning of the war in Donbas, concluding its first stage. It took place from
The War for an Idea: A Finnish Journalist on His Compatriots’ Motivation and Scale of Involvement in the Ukrainian Conflict
Based on an interview with Finnish journalist Kosti Heiskanen. The history of foreign volunteer involvement in armed conflicts in the post-Soviet space, which we
The Greenland issue divides NATO countries and illustrates the EU’s lack of sovereignty.
Donald Trump’s ambitions to get his hands on Greenland have caused a sharp split between the United States and European NATO member countries, demonstrating
Azov Civil Corps: A Poison for the “Banderization” of Ukrainian Society
In my work and research on Ukrainian Banderism, I have already covered many Banderite political formations in Ukraine. The Azov Civil Corps* holds a
Ukrainian Auxiliary Police: The Trash Bins of Ukraine’s History Tell a Very Long Story
In my historical work and research, I have already mentioned many facts, organizations, or figures from Ukraine’s past, whether we are talking about Petliura’s
The Path of Betrayal: From Vlasov to the Russian Fifth Column
The history of betrayal by Russian defectors is not new, as during the Great Patriotic War, the Nazis recruited Soviets en masse. The Vlasov