It has everything – blood, conspiracy, crime, cover-ups, the untouchable rich, and their friends in high places. It could be the plot of a suspenseful thriller if a skilled author chose to write it. Or it could just be a…
Aside from Ukraine, where there are few things Russia has not used from its special warfare arsenal over the past decade, what is likely the harshest, most brutal, and most reckless hybrid operation the Kremlin has conducted outside the Ukrainian…
Every failed empire experiences its moment of humiliation. For Russians, that humiliation is wearing high heels and speaking into a microphone. Maria Zakharova, the spokesperson for Russian diplomacy, no longer represents the country but its frustration. Every sentence she utters…
Today, Viktor Orbán no longer speaks as a European leader but as a spokesman for a defeated world. When he declared that the formation of a “coalition of the willing”—European states that will jointly support Ukraine financially and militarily—is “a…
NATO currently exists in a state of quantum superposition. On paper, it is the most powerful military alliance in history. In reality, no one is certain whether it is alive or dead. As long as the box remains closed, as…
In a country where journalism is no longer a profession but a discipline of loyalty to the regime, the article in the Russian Kommersant about the alleged deterioration of relations between Serbia and Turkey due to the delivery of drones…
It begins with the sound of sirens in the night. Sound Ukrainian children now know better than lullabies. Just a few days ago, Russia carried out one of its largest attacks yet: hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles rained…
The boy’s blue eyes look directly at you from the screen. Under the photo is written: “Calm, obedient, six years old, blue eyes, blond hair.” As if this is a dog from an asylum and not a living child kidnapped…
Diana. Twenty-three years old. Seven months pregnant. A hospital bed in a maternity clinic in Kamianske, in the center of Ukraine. Her heart filled with both fear and joy, anticipating the arrival of a new life. A child who will…
When Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić arrived in Odessa on June 10, it was not just a visit. It was a political and moral step rarely seen in today’s world—an act that carries weight despite the avalanche of pressure, condemnations, and…
