Politics
Kevlar seams of Russian doll
China’s Latest Crackdown in Hong Kong Will Have Global Consequences
China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Road-Rail Connection Launched Amid Violent Border Clashes
After Covid-19, Japan Recalibrates Its Foreign Policy
An Impending Assault On Idlib
Moscow’s Pursuit of Artificial Intelligence For Military Purposes
Libya Is A European Emergency
Terrorussia: tandem of drugs and terror at service of Russian security forces
Russia’s Black Sea naval fleet defiant over constitutional amendments vote
Economy
Europe
Hungary Looks After Its Kin In Ukraine’s Carpathian Province
Bessarabia’s ‘Ethnographic Harlequin’ In A Regional Perspective
Plutocratic Opposition Surging In Moldova
Kyiv & Moscow Square Off Over Legal Arrangements For The Black Sea
Coronavirus in Russia: a plateau or a footstone
Are The Kurds The Next Kingmakers In Turkey?
Ukraine
Why Russian invaders are trying to bring the issue of water supplies to Crimea to the UN level
When Russia occupied the Crimean peninsula, Ukraine took one of the best suitable steps at that moment, which caused no condemnation among the international community. Ukraine government banned freshwater supplies to the annexed territory. At that time, Russian propaganda chose to ignore the fact in their media space, shifting public attention away from such a […]
One Year Of President Zelenskiy: Did “Ze” Bite Off More Than He Could Chew?
One year ago Volodymyr Zelenskiy became President of Ukraine, following a landslide victory. Fed up with corrupt political elites, Ukrainians were hungry for new faces. Zelenskiy fitted the bill. He promised to “break the system” of corruption and oligarchy, bring peace to Ukraine’s east and improve the population’s economic well-being – a tall order for […]
