Europe backs Trump’s peace initiative as a test of Russian intentions
Plan is to play along with Trump’s peace efforts until he realizes that Putin is not serious about ending the war.
Macron warns Europeans against naivety regarding Russia’s threat
Macron Warns of Russia’s Predatory Nature Amidst Ongoing Conflict On August 19, 2025, French President Emmanuel Macron declared that Russia represents a predatory force, stating it is a “cannibal at our gates”
Moscow secures large-scale arms supplies from Tehran, investigation shows
Moscow has allegedly received up to 4,610 tons of Iranian weapons between November 1 and 28, 2024, according to an investigation published on August 18, 2025, by the independent Russian outlet Meduza. The
American Association of Jurists criticizes Trump’s interventionist approach to Latin America
The U.S. president treats Latin America as his backyard, endangering peace across the continent, the AAJ stated. This week, the American Association of Jurists (AAJ), an NGO with consultative status before the
US warns Russia of possible sanctions amid conflicting messages on Ukraine negotiations
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned that new sanctions may be imposed on Russia if a peace deal regarding Ukraine is not reached ahead of a critical White House meeting,
Zelenskyy asserts Ukraine will not cede any territory to Russia not under its control
“The contact line is the best line” for negotiations, Ukrainian president said ahead of talks in Washington with Trump on Monday.
Von der Leyen announces 19th sanctions package against Russia to support Ukraine
European Commission chief says next package of measures against Moscow should be unveiled early next month.
Ten strategies for prompting Vladimir Putin to the negotiation table
Vladimir Putin arrived in Alaska, receiving a red carpet welcome, fighter jet escort, and a warm handshake. The summit’s location is ironic, given Russia’s lingering regret over its sale of Alaska to
Russian market reacts negatively to results of Alaska talks
Alaska Meeting Falls Short of Expectations Amid Continued Conflict The meeting in Alaska has disappointed not only those genuinely seeking an end to the war—Ukraine and Europe—but also the Russian business community,
Trump and Zelenskyy discuss high-stakes diplomacy after Putin summit, signaling a shift in Ukraine war management
A diplomatic earthquake shook the global response to the war in Ukraine on August 5, 2025, as former U.S. President Donald Trump engaged in a high-level, hour-long phone call with Ukrainian President
Europe vows to sustain pressure on Russia with new sanctions package
European Leaders Commit to Ongoing Sanctions Against Russia European leaders have pledged to sustain pressure on Russia through sanctions, following a summit between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. The leaders emphasized
Belgium faces potential coalition crisis over Gaza policy in emergency parliamentary session
Belgian lawmakers convened a reckoning over the country’s paralysed policy stance on Gaza at an emergency parliamentary committee hearing on Thursday that cut short the summer break and drew Belgian Foreign Minister
Trump’s meeting with Putin raises concerns over potential risks for Ukraine
Trump and Putin Set for High-Stakes Meeting in Anchorage U.S. President Donald Trump is set to meet with Russian leader Vladimir Putin today, August 15, at Elmendorf-Richardson Air Force Base in Anchorage,
British law firms maintain engagement with Russian clients amid ethical concerns
Sanctions on Russia still make money for the U.K.’s crucial legal profession — for those happy to take a moral hit.
Diosdado Cabello rejects U.S. claims of seizing $700 million linked to Maduro
Venezuelan Official Rejects U.S. Claims of Seized Assets Venezuela’s Minister of the Interior and Justice, Diosdado Cabello, dismissed accusations from the United States regarding the seizure of over $700 million in assets
E3 warns of renewed sanctions on Iran if nuclear negotiations do not restart promptly
France, Germany and the U.K. warn they will trigger the Iran nuclear deal’s snapback mechanism by the end of August unless direct talks with Tehran restart.
China imposes sanctions on EU banks in response to European measures against Russia
Beijing has imposed sanctions on two European Union-based banks as retaliation for the EU’s sanctions on certain Chinese lenders linked to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. This action fulfills China’s commitment to respond,
European powers threaten to restore sanctions on Iran if nuclear talks fail before August
The European powers have notified the United Nations of their readiness to reimpose UN-sanctioned measures on Iran concerning its nuclear program if a diplomatic resolution is not achieved by the end of
EU affirms peace negotiations require Ukraine’s involvement and respect for its sovereignty
Trump and Putin Prepare for Alaska Meeting to Discuss Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are set to meet in Alaska on Friday to discuss a potential
Kallas: Putin not genuinely pursuing peace talks in Ukraine
Brussels – European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas asserted on Tuesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin lacks genuine interest in negotiating a peace settlement for Ukraine, claiming he is merely “pretending”
CODEPINK criticizes U.S. bounty on Maduro as violation of Venezuela’s sovereignty
If You Resist U.S. Domination, You Will Be Attacked, CODEPINK Warns The U.S. pacifist organization CODEPINK condemned a recent escalation in hostilities against Venezuela by the Trump administration, which has offered a
Zelenskyy highlights need for caution as Trump and Putin prepare for Alaska summit
“The only thing they are looking for is a way to kill Ukraine,” says Kyiv’s leader.
US envoy discusses ceasefire with Putin ahead of Trump’s deadline for Ukraine peace
Moscow – A critical meeting is underway at the Kremlin between US envoy Steve Witkoff and Russian President Vladimir Putin, as reported by Russian media. Witkoff’s arrival in Moscow on Wednesday coincides
Venezuelan vice president discusses U.S. sanctions impact with ICC deputy prosecutor
Venezuelan Vice President Calls Out U.S. Blockade Impact On August 8, 2025, Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez met with Mame Mandiaye Niang, deputy prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), to highlight
EU’s potential influence on Israel amid shifting political dynamics
Donald Trump’s imposition of historically unprecedented tariffs this week marked the dawn of a new geopolitical era – and Europe barely noticed. The US president’s sweeping levies, which included the world’s inaugural
Trump indicates Putin is not required to meet Zelensky before their discussions
Friday is the Deadline Set by Washington for Russia to End the Conflict in Ukraine or Face New Sanctions On August 8, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Russia has until Friday
Šefčovič navigates transatlantic diplomacy as new talks emerge between Trump, Putin, and Zelenskyy
Trump Moves Towards Ukraine Ceasefire Talks U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to meet with Vladimir Putin as early as next week, with the possibility of a tripartite discussion that will
Putin and U.S. envoy discuss ongoing conflict in Ukraine and potential resolutions
Russia May Suspend Aerial Bombings but Not Ground Offensive in Donbas During a nearly three-hour meeting on August 6, Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff discussed potential resolutions
US special envoy Witkoff arrives in Moscow amid tensions over Ukraine
US Special Envoy Witkoff Arrives in Moscow Amid Heightened Tensions US Special Envoy for the President, Steve Witkoff, landed in Moscow on Wednesday, August 6, where he was greeted by Kirill Dmitriev,
Democratic senators report Trump undermined sanctions against Russia, impacting Ukraine’s security efforts
The administration of former U.S. President Donald Trump ignored sanctions imposed under Joe Biden’s administration aimed at constraining the Russian economy, allowing the Kremlin to rebuild its military and sustain its war
Calls increase to withdraw Flemish trade support for Israeli ventures as Belgium halts asylum seeker protection
Flemish Parties Demand Suspension of Support for Israeli Investment Two governing parties in Flanders, CD&V and Vooruit, have formally requested an immediate cessation of support from Flanders Investment and Trade (FIT) for
Russian government confirms gasoline price hike amid inflationary pressure
On August 1, 2025, Russia’s Ministry of Energy officially acknowledged a nationwide increase in gasoline prices, stating the rise remains within the limits of overall inflation. The announcement comes amid growing public
Putin offers peace deal excluding Trump’s ultimatum amid Kyiv missile strike
On August 1, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko on Valaam Island, announcing readiness to end the war in Ukraine under conditions outlined in June 2024. These
Trump announces new sanctions on Russia while acknowledging their limited impact on Moscow’s resilience
Trump Announces New Sanctions on Russia Amidst Ongoing Conflict US President Donald Trump has outlined an intention to impose fresh sanctions on Russia, despite acknowledging Moscow’s ability to effectively mitigate their impact.,
EU’s former top diplomat accuses von der Leyen of complicity in Israeli war crimes in Gaza
José Borrell Accuses EU Leaders of Complicity in Gaza Violence The EU’s former foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has accused his previous boss Ursula von der Leyen and other EU leaders of
Indian state refiners halt Russian oil purchases following US pressure
India’s state-owned oil refiners have suspended purchases of Russian crude and petroleum products, marking a major shift in global energy flows and dealing a potential blow to Moscow’s war-fueled revenues. Trump’s sanctions
Human rights groups urge government action on Gaza amid East Flanders school policy delay
Belgian Organizations Demand Immediate Government Action on Gaza Situation Dozens of organizations are urging coalition parties Vooruit, CD&V, and Les Engagés to take immediate action regarding the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza
UK urges global crackdown on Russia’s military-industrial support at UN Security Council
British envoy calls for coordinated measures to isolate Russia’s war economy July 31, 2025 — The United Kingdom has urged the international community to intensify efforts against support for Russia’s military-industrial complex, framing
US sanctions Palestinian leadership amid humanitarian crisis in Gaza
US Imposes Sanctions on Palestinian Leadership Amid Escalating Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza The Trump administration has announced sanctions against the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and the Palestinian Authority (PA), accusing them of
Zelensky refutes false claims about Chasovyi Yar
Zelensky Addresses Ongoing Battles in Pokrovsk Direction President Volodymyr Zelensky reported on the situation in the Pokrovsk direction, where fierce clashes with occupying forces are ongoing. Ukrainian troops are holding their positions,
US sanctions Iran-linked shadow fleet moving oil from Russia and Iran
On July 30, 2025, the United States Treasury Department imposed sweeping sanctions on a vast network of over 50 vessels and more than 50 individuals and entities involved in illicit oil transport
EU sanctions against Israel face delays due to internal divisions over Gaza crisis
EU’s Response to Gaza Escalation Hampered by Internal Divisions Deep divisions within the European Union (EU) regarding its Middle East policy are delaying the implementation of sanctions against Israel amid the worsening
Russian banks freeze thousands of accounts under new ‘anti-dropper’ law
Russian banks have begun to indiscriminately freeze customer accounts for up to six months, citing new anti-fraud legislation signed into law by President Vladimir Putin in late June. The measure, intended to target so-called “droppers” —
Drone output collapses in Russia as Ukrainian strikes cripple key facilities
Russia’s capacity to wage a high-tech war is faltering as domestic production of drones collapses under mounting pressure from Ukrainian strikes and deepening economic strain. Official data released by Rosstat shows a
Israeli intellectuals push for sanctions and ceasefire amid Gaza conflict escalation
Israeli Intellectuals Urge Ceasefire and Sanctions Against Government Amid Gaza Conflict A prominent group of Israeli public figures, including former Knesset President Avraham Burg and ex-Attorney General Michael Ben-Yair, has called for
Israel avoids EU penalties regarding Gaza situation for now
Germany Considers Sanctions Against Israel Amid Gaza Crisis Germany is contemplating support for imposing sanctions against Israel in response to escalating reports of starvation and violence affecting Palestinians in Gaza, diplomats have
Trump shortens ceasefire deadline, tells Putin to end war within 10 days
U.S. President Donald Trump issued a sharply reduced ultimatum to Russian President Vladimir Putin during a meeting with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland. Speaking after bilateral talks, Trump declared that
Russian war crimes enablers granted platform at Geneva summit despite sanctions
Sanctioned Russian officials welcomed in Switzerland under exception for interparliamentary event On July 27, Russian Federation Council chairwoman Valentina Matvienko arrived in Geneva to attend the 14th Summit of Women Speakers of
Europe expresses frustration with Israel over ongoing conflict
EU Moves Toward Sanctions Against Israel Amid Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza For over two years, the European Union supported Israel amidst its conflict with Hamas in Gaza, despite rising civilian casualties. However,
Putin dismisses Trump’s ultimatum as irrelevant, says Sky News
Trump Issues Ultimatum to Putin Amid Ongoing Tensions Russian President Vladimir Putin is unlikely to take seriously the new ultimatum issued by U.S. President Donald Trump, which demands an agreement for a
Trump loses patience and willingness to wait for Russia to act on war resolution, says Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio: Trump Losing Patience on Ukraine Conflict U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that President Donald Trump is “losing patience” and is ready to take action
Russia’s central bank signals further rate cuts amid mounting economic strain
Russia’s central bank is preparing to lower its key interest rate further as the country’s economy shows growing signs of fatigue, Western economists told Bloomberg. The move could come as early as
EU urges China to rein in Russia and end war in Ukraine
Brussels presses Beijing to stop aiding Russia’s war machine At the EU–China summit in Beijing on July 24, European Union leaders called on China to use its influence on the Kremlin to help
Russia’s top manufacturers cut hours as industrial slowdown deepens
Russia’s largest industrial producers are shifting to four-day workweeks amid signs of a worsening economic downturn and declining domestic demand. On July 23, carmaker AvtoVAZ announced it may move to a reduced
CD&V leader criticizes parties’ hypocritical stance on Israel and advocates for sanctions
CD&V Leader Calls for Sanctions Against Israel Amid Government Tensions Sammy Mahdi, the leader of the Christian Democratic and Flemish (CD&V) party, has expressed frustration over the perceived “hypocritical stance” of certain
Ukraine and Russia prepare for third Istanbul talks to discuss war resolution
The third meeting between Ukrainian and Russian delegations is scheduled for July 23 in Istanbul. Kyiv aims to advance concrete steps toward ending the conflict, focusing on the return of prisoners of
Russian air raids target Kyiv with civilian infrastructure hit
In the early hours of July 21, Russia launched a massive combined missile strike against Kyiv, damaging residential buildings, a kindergarten, and other civilian sites. Moscow continues to falsely claim these are
Kremlin spokesman: Russia will minimize impact of new European sanctions
New European Sanctions Against Russia Approved Russia will work to minimize the impact of the latest European sanctions, government spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated on Friday. This announcement came following the European Union’s
Alpine fortress to host international military training exercises
In a late-night Facebook post, Slovak PM Robert Fico announced he will drop his veto on the EU’s 18th sanctions package against Russia, facilitating its approval today, reports 24brussels. In the capital
Grem seeks meeting with Trump to discuss fate of sanctions bill
US Senators Discuss Sanctions Against Russia Amid Trump’s Uncertain Stance The Senate is currently evaluating a bill proposing strict sanctions against Russia and its allies following President Donald Trump’s recent comments on
Trump realizes Putin is lying to him, says Zelensky
Ukrainian President Zelensky Critiques Trump’s Perception of Putin Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky asserted that U.S. leader Donald Trump has recognized that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is “lying” to him. Zelensky made these
Trump’s 50-day ultimatum signals US-Europe unity against Kremlin
On July 15, 2025, global media continued intense discussions around US President Donald Trump’s 50-day ultimatum to Russia, sending a strong message of Western cohesion amid ongoing tensions. According to The New York
Czech PM calls for Fico to support sanctions, referencing shared Soviet history
Czech Prime Minister Urges Slovakia to Support EU Sanctions Against Russia Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala has urged Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to refrain from obstructing the EU’s 18th sanctions package
UN and Belgium criticize US sanctions on Gaza rapporteur De Wever urges summer agreement before budget talks
UN Condemns US Sanctions on Human Rights Rapporteur The United Nations has condemned the US sanctions imposed on Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories,
Zelensky: Russia is preparing to prolong the war
Ukraine’s President Zelensky Claims Russia Uninterested in Ceasefire Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that Moscow remains uninterested in ending the war and will continue its military operations. This statement was made
Trump shifts tone on Ukraine, signals readiness to supply weapons and confront Russia
In a striking departure from his longstanding rhetoric, former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly acknowledged on July 8 the need to support Ukraine with defensive weapons, calling out Russian President Vladimir Putin’s
US lawmaker urges EU to release frozen Russian assets to rebuild Ukraine
On July 7, senior U.S. Congressman French Hill sharply criticized the European Council for failing to take concrete action on Ukraine recovery financing, despite possessing the means to do so. In a
Zelensky signs decree on new sanctions against Russian companies and individuals
Ukraine Imposes Sanctions on Individuals and Entities from Russia On Sunday, July 6, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the introduction of sanctions against legal entities and individuals from the Russian Federation, following a
Russian car market contracts by 27% as borrowing costs and economic pressure mount
The Russian passenger car market shrank by 27% in the first half of 2025, as a toxic mix of high interest rates, falling household incomes, and deepening economic uncertainty continue to erode
Russian banks warn of mounting debt crisis as economy cools under war pressure
Alarm grows over credit risks and default levels Russia’s banking sector is privately warning of a systemic debt crisis within the next 12 months, as high interest rates and war-related spending push
Rubio surprises NATO allies with gentler stance on Russia sanctions
Rubio Acknowledges Russia’s Role in Delaying Ukraine Peace Talks During a recent dinner, U.S. Senator Marco Rubio reportedly highlighted to his European counterparts that Russia is obstructing peace negotiations to resolve the
Russia kills 17 and injures many in one of its deadliest attacks on Ukraine
Escalating Violence in Ukraine Amid U.S. Strategic Shifts Russia launched a missile attack on Dnipro, resulting in significant destruction and casualties, shortly after a deadly strike in Kyiv that killed nine individuals
Russia shows no interest in peace: Mertz calls for tougher sanctions against the Kremlin
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz Criticizes Putin’s Stance on Peace German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated on June 24 that Russian President Vladimir Putin shows no interest in achieving peace while continuing attacks on
Georgia sentences four politicians in expanding crackdown on opposition
European Union Considers Sanctions Over Georgian Opposition Leaders’ Convictions The European Union is evaluating sanctions against judges in Georgia following the imprisonment of four opposition leaders for failing to testify before parliament.
Russian Enterprises on the Brink of Bankruptcy Amid Mounting Economic Crisis
On June 20, 2025, Alexander Shokhin, head of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP), delivered a stark warning at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum. He declared that the prolonged period of high interest
Russia’s Oil Windfall Evaporates as the Ruble Strengthens
Despite a rise in oil prices, Russia’s economy finds itself in a paradoxical bind. Since June 13, 2025, the price of Urals crude—Russia’s primary export blend—has surged past the G7-imposed cap of $60 per barrel. But
Kellogg’s Belarus Visit: A Mirage of Peace or a Backdoor Deal?
As General Keith Kellogg, a close adviser to Donald Trump, prepares for a discreet trip to Belarus to meet with Alexander Lukashenko, questions swirl about the real purpose behind this unexpected move. Officially labeled a “private
Russia Turns Its Back on Iran: Strategic Alliance Crumbles Amid Escalating Tensions
In a stunning shift on the global chessboard, Russia has distanced itself from Iran at a moment of maximum geopolitical tension, shaking the foundation of what was once declared a “strategic partnership.” As violence intensifies in
EU proposes law to end Russian gas imports by end of 2027
The European Commission unveiled a draft law on Tuesday that would see an end to Russian gas imports to the European Union by late 2027. Baning imports through law rather than sanctions
Belgian PM pushes back on UK pressure to seize frozen Russian assets
On Wednesday, Belgian prime minister Bart De Wever rejected British calls to seize frozen Russian central bank assets to support Ukraine. He warned that doing so carries serious financial and geopolitical risks.
Sanctions Tandem: Hungary and Central Asia in Schemes Supporting Moscow
According to the analytical institute Robert Lansing Institute (RLI), Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán—long known as a promoter of Russian interests within the EU—has recently ramped up efforts to bypass sanctions against Russia.
Belgium calls for EU response to US sanctions against International Criminal Court
Belgium, together with Slovenia, is calling for the European Union’s blocking statute to be invoked as a response to the recent US sanctions targeting the International Criminal Court (ICC). The European Commission
The Myth of Ukraine’s Defeat as a Tool of Russian Propaganda: A Geopolitical Analysis of U.S. Senators’ Statements
Amid the ongoing war initiated by Russia against Ukraine, narratives suggesting Ukraine’s “inevitable” defeat are becoming increasingly frequent. However, leading U.S. politicians — notably Republican Senator Lindsey Graham — firmly reject these
Three Years of War: Global Implications and the Call for Unified Western Action
For three years, the world has been living under the shadow of the war unleashed by Russia against Ukraine — a conflict that has deeply reshaped the landscape of global political dynamics. Despite Ukraine’s declared
Putin not ready for peace, Trump tells EU leaders behind closed doors
According to The Wall Street Journal, US president Donald Trump admitted to European leaders that Russian president Vladimir Putin is not ready to end the war in Ukraine. Trump reportedly did so
Belgium backs Gaza sanctions debate ahead of EU foreign ministers’ summit
Belgium’s core cabinet has reached a consensus on its position regarding the crisis in Gaza. It has agreed to endorse humanitarian actions and support the prospect of EU-level sanctions ahead of Tuesday’s
Ukrainian and Russian officials begin first direct peace talks in three years
The first direct peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow since 2022 are taking place in Istanbul. Ukrainian Defence minister Rustem Umerov, Foreign minister Andrii Sybiha and Volodymyr Zelensky’s chief of cabinet Andriy
Orbán’s Double Game: How Hungary’s Leader Undermines the West from Within
In the heart of Europe, Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has become much more than just a dissenting voice within the EU. His strategic maneuvers have evolved into a calculated game that actively undermines Western
China lifts sanctions against members of European Parliament
China is lifting sanctions on members of the European Parliament (MEPs), its president Roberta Metsola announced on Wednesday. China is increasingly seeking rapprochement with the EU amid its trade war with the
China Claims to Be a Neutral Power. In Reality, It Helps Russia Prolong the War
Beijing’s official policy of “neutrality” regarding the war in Ukraine is increasingly diverging from reality. While Chinese diplomats talk about peace and call for negotiations, Chinese companies are quietly supplying Russia’s military
The EU as a Guarantee of Real Peace and Stability in Europe
In recent decades, Europe has become accustomed to peaceful coexistence and mutually beneficial economic relations. However, since the start of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, the entire continent has found itself under threat,
“Vladimir, stop”: Trump’s first appeal to Putin after the massive terrorist attack on Kyiv
In the night of April 24, 2025, Russia launched one of its largest missile and drone attacks on Kyiv since the war began. The Ukrainian Air Force reported that 215 air targets
Moscow and Budapest: How the Kremlin Channels Millions Through Orbán’s Bank
While the European Union continues to impose sanctions on Russia, Hungary is carving out a unique path of cooperation with the Kremlin—one that increasingly resembles a large-scale corruption scheme. The latest meeting
‘Putin is laughing at America’. Why the US should stop flirting with Russia – The Hill op-ed
Russia does not seek a real compromise with the West, instead, Putin “laughs” at America and wants to weaken it, writes Andrew Chahoyan, a professor at the University of Amsterdam and former
USA Increases Pressure on Russia: No Compromises at Ukraine’s Expense
Washington remains firm in its strategy to contain Russia The administration of President Donald Trump is intensifying its diplomatic efforts to end the war between Ukraine and Russia. While Washington officially supports
Rwanda suspends all Belgian aid and cooperation following diplomatic rift
The Rwandan government has announced an immediate ban on all aid and cooperation from Belgian entities, following a recent deterioration in diplomatic relations between the two countries. The decision was reported by
Kremlin sabotages peace talks: new unacceptable demands on Ukraine
Negotiations between Russia’s representatives and international mediators have once again reached a deadlock. The Kremlin continues to make ultimatum demands that have nothing to do with a genuine peace process. Sources familiar
Hungary at a Crossroads: Struggle for Democracy or Path to Dictatorship?
On March 15, 2025, Budapest became the scene of mass protests, once again demonstrating the complexity of the country’s situation. Tens of thousands of people took to the streets to protest against
Ukraine and the USA: Partnership, Not Capitulation
Recently, discussions about a possible ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia have intensified in the media. The Kremlin is pushing narratives suggesting that the West is allegedly forcing Kyiv into capitulation. However, the
The U.S. Does Not Demand Ukraine’s Surrender: Political Realities and Kremlin Manipulations
Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Moscow has actively used propaganda to justify its aggression. One of the key narratives has been the claim that the U.S. is allegedly
Washington’s Concessions to the Kremlin: Implications for Ukraine and the World
If Washington forces Kyiv into an openly unfavorable deal with Moscow, it will severely damage its reputation among allies. The political situation surrounding Russia’s war against Ukraine is becoming increasingly complex. Discussions