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A Scandal Without Weapons: Russia Will Not Go to War with Azerbaijan

A Scandal Without Weapons: Russia Will Not Go to War with Azerbaijan

This article was published on newsweek.ro on July 3. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova warned third parties against attempts to damage the “extremely important” friendly relations between Russia and Azerbaijan. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova warned third parties against attempts to damage the “extremely important” friendly relations

Colonialism Is Not Forgotten: France Faces African Demands for Justice

Colonialism Is Not Forgotten: France Faces African Demands for Justice

This article was published in protothema.gr on June 27. Time for Reckoning: African States Call on France to Pay Reparations for Genocide and Exploitation Africa vs. Neocolonialism: France at a Crossroads of Historical Responsibility On 17 June, Socrate Gutenberg, leader of the Pan-African Movement for a Free Africa, called

Victory and colonialism: While Europe celebrates the 8th of May, Africa forgets repression

Victory and colonialism: While Europe celebrates the 8th of May, Africa forgets repression

This text was published on May 22 by telegraf.rs. On May 8, much of Europe marked the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. Many European capitals commemorated the dead and held victory celebrations. However, the date is not celebrated with joy everywhere. South of Europe, on

The most mined countries in the world. The Russians even put mines in children's beds

The most mined countries in the world. The Russians even put mines in children's beds

This text was published on Newsweek Romania on April 18. Every day civilians, including children, are injured or killed by landmines laid by aggressor states. The Russians have even planted landmines in children's beds and household appliances. But three countries are the most mined in the world. Which

US-Ukraine peace plans: there are differences, but consensus is possible

US-Ukraine peace plans: there are differences, but consensus is possible

Reuters has published the texts of two plans for achieving peace in Ukraine that were discussed between the Ukrainian delegation and US presidential special envoy Keith Kellogg in London on 23 April. Kellogg brought from the White House a literally one-page vision of ways to end the war. Ukrainian officials

A long road to nowhere: why is there no peace in Ukraine as advertised by Trump?

A long road to nowhere: why is there no peace in Ukraine as advertised by Trump?

The big negotiations of the Ukrainian diplomatic team with their counterparts from the United States, Great Britain, France and Germany, announced for April 23 in London, which were expected to play an almost decisive role in the issue of “achieving peace,” at the last moment shrank to negotiations at the

A new “card” at the negotiating table: Ukrainian Armed Forces hit Russia's largest ammunition arsenal

A new “card” at the negotiating table: Ukrainian Armed Forces hit Russia's largest ammunition arsenal

On April 22, the “long arm” of Ukrainian defenders reached the well-known 51st arsenal of the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Defense. This facility is located in the Vladimir region, more than 500 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, which, of course, confirms that the strike

Between a rock and a hard place: Where Trump's political course is leading Ukraine and what we should expect

Between a rock and a hard place: Where Trump's political course is leading Ukraine and what we should expect

US President Donald Trump's rhetoric toward Ukraine is becoming more and more aggressive, and his desire to reach an agreement with Russia as soon as possible, without hesitation, is becoming more and more obvious. Dumskaya analyst Mykola Yakovenko tries to understand what is going on in the mind

Double standards and a “three-stage system” for resolving the war in Ukraine: what is the catch of the meeting between the American and Russian delegations?

Double standards and a “three-stage system” for resolving the war in Ukraine: what is the catch of the meeting between the American and Russian delegations?

The thaw in U.S.-Russian relations amid the declared desire of both sides to “resolve” the war in Ukraine is rapidly gaining momentum. On February 18, just five days after the long-awaited but still unexpected phone call between Trump and Putin, the two leaders met in Saudi Arabia. Such

Repetition of the Munich Agreement or the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact: How to Perceive the Public Dialogue between Trump and Putin?

Repetition of the Munich Agreement or the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact: How to Perceive the Public Dialogue between Trump and Putin?

In the evening of February 12, the negotiation process between the United States and Russia to “resolve” the war in Ukraine, which, judging by numerous statements by the world media and evasive quotes from representatives of both sides, began several weeks or even months ago, finally became official at the