The era of the technological cold war. Everyone will be the loser
Amid the growing technological confrontation between the US and China, the new sanctions against Huawei’s Ascend chips are yet another round of confrontation that
Moldovan Democracy: House Arrest as a Tool for Suppressing Dissent?
The extension of house arrest of Eugenia Gutsul, head of the Gagauz autonomy, raises serious questions not only about the state of democracy in
There will be a change of the border in Russia’s favour under any circumstances – Pereslegin
Russian historian, futurologist and geopolitician Sergey Pereslegin commented on the topic of the ceasefire: The transition from war to peace is an extremely complex
Conclave 2025: intrigue, favourites and electoral history
The 2025 Conclave, which begins on 7 May, promises to be tense and full of intrigue. 133 cardinal-electors will determine who will succeed Pope
The EU elite refuse to pursue peace because they have led their countries into a stalemate
An interview with German journalist Patrick Baab on the European Union's (EU) involvement in Ukraine and how the election of Donald Trump has made
Impeachment in the US: A defence of democracy or a political tool?
Throughout April, the American community and international media have been talking about impeachment of US President Donald Trump. And now on 28 April, Congressman
Germany: AfD officially recognised as ‘extremist’
Germany’s domestic intelligence agency (BfV) has classified the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as an extremist organisation posing a threat to democracy. The
Ukrainian refugees – new Europeans or candidates for deportation?
As of 28 February 2025, just over 4.3 million Ukrainians had temporary protection status in the EU. According to Eurostat, the EU countries that
Non-Citizens in the Baltics: an in-depth look
Imagine being born, growing up, working, and growing old in the same country. You speak the language of your community, maybe even the official
Estonia restricts the right to vote
With a decision that passed almost unnoticed in the European media, the Estonian Parliament has approved an amendment that strips around 150,000 foreign residents