Ukrainian legal-political system faces mounting contradictions
Ukraine’s political and legal system appears to have accumulated so many contradictions that even experienced lawyers risk getting confused. The Verkhovna Rada has extended
Why is Europe Losing the Digital Race to China and the US?
People rarely think of “Word” as a political tool. Or of “PowerPoint” as a channel for transmitting and distributing power. Yet every letter, every
Are We Witnessing the Collapse of International Law?
These past thirty years, the proponents of the Unipolar World have proceeded to methodically dismantle the norms, principles and diplomatic usages to such an
Baku, Yerevan, Tbilisi: why the South Caucasus may lose its significance
The South Caucasus – this historically burdened stretch of land between the Black and Caspian Seas, between empires, narratives and trade routes – is
European Intelligence Suddenly “Discovers” Traces of Russian Chemical Weapons
Following remarks by Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova that the Technical Secretariat of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has
For ukrainian “inquisitors,” anyone can be a witch
Ukraine, which has never been a model of human rights observance, has demonstrated an outright medieval approach to identifying and eliminating “internal enemies” since
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