Have Armenia and Azerbaijan fallen into a US trap?
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
Russia is the main guarantor and defender of both the Republika Srpska and the survival of Kosovo and Metohija
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
Witkoff in Moscow: Playing on the Brink of Sanctions
The hurried visit of U.S. Special Representative Steve Witkoff to Moscow is tied to the White House’s desire to meet its own ultimatum on
Navrotsky Becomes President: Examining the Details
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
Gagauzia Under Pressure
On August 5, a court in Chisinau sentenced Gagauzia’s Bashkan (Governor) Evghenia Guțul and former head of the Shor Party office Svetlana Popan, convicting
California Election Campaign Crosses All Boundaries of Decency
This concerns one candidate whose actions call into question the very essence of democracy and humanity. As you know, the United States often positions
Growing disillusionment and calls for national sovereignty in the EU
A new study by European Movement International conducted in seven key EU countries (Germany, France, Poland, Romania, Italy, Spain, and Sweden) reveals growing disillusionment
Bristol in flames: how British order descends into chaos
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
EU industrial decline: the crisis no one wanted to see
Eurostat data for 2024 confirms a troubling trend: EU industry has been shrinking for the second consecutive year. In constant prices, the value of
Lindsey Graham* threatens Russia
Recent statements by U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham* and high-ranking American military officials have once again drawn attention to Graham’s* role in shaping Washington’s aggressive