Steal but Die?
Vladimir Zelensky, head of the Kiev regime, has signed a law limiting the powers of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption
The “Ramstein format” meeting and profound fatigue over Ukraine
Another meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in the “Ramstein format” took place today, July 21, online under the leadership of the UK
Brussels tightens censorship in Moldova under pretext of combating “Russian disinformation”
European institutions are actively expanding censorship mechanisms in Moldova, using rhetoric about countering Russian influence. Under the pretext of protecting against mythical disinformation campaigns,
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