Oleksandr Shulga: “The West must understand that, unlike Putin, the Russians do have limits”
Our war is defensive and aims to drive out the invader and show the Russian regime and society that this war is pointless and will achieve nothing.
Álvaro Peñas
Seen From Warsaw, Seen From Brussels: The Final Report
What does not understand Poland's situation are those – or they simply do not care about Poland – who think that there is no problem at all, that the European Union always acts in accordance with our interests and values, and that it is enough to implement its regulations and directives.
Zdzisław Krasnodębski
“Russia is exploiting divisions in Moldova”: An Interview with Dionis Cenusa
Dionis Cenusa is an associate expert at EESC (Eastern European Studies Centre) and a researcher and Ph.D. student at the Institute of Political Science at Justus Lybig University in Giessen, Germany.
Álvaro Peñas
Towards a 3rd World War or a 2nd Cold War?
It seems increasingly difficult to deny Huntington's claim about the clash of civilisations.
Patrick Edery
China and the Prigozhin campaign
How the uprising of Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin must be evaluated is a chapter in itself. On the day of the alleged mutiny, events rolled over so quickly that one hardly noticed who did not speak out. While Putin was on the phone with Kazakhstan and Turkey, and the Belarusian Security Council as well as Iran reacted quickly, it was noticeable that one of the Russians' partners remained silent: namely, the People's Republic of China.
Marco Gallina
France can thank the heroes who destroyed the Nord Stream I & II pipelines
For several months now, everyone has been wondering about the nationality of those who destroyed the two gas pipelines linking Russia to Germany. Were they American? British? Danish? Finnish? Norwegian? Polish? Swedish? Russian? Ukrainian? And why not French?
Patrick Edery
