As the Kremlin once again resorts to false flag tactics, this time in Transnistria, it is clear that Moscow has no intention of backing down from its offensive strategy of destabilizing Europe. The goal is clear: to create an additional…
The region around the Black Sea is one of the biggest theaters of today’s conflict between Russia and the West over influence, of course, if war zones like Ukraine are excluded. In the shadow of the Russian invasion of Ukraine,…
The uncontrolled spread of misinformation is increasingly threatening the ideals that form the basis of democracy in an age of absolute global connectivity. The sacred principle of free and fair elections, the foundation of democratic governance, is in jeopardy as…
There has been nothing like the Russian invasion of Ukraine since the Second World War. The peace that will come to Ukraine will be unlike any we remember or studied about in history class. Helsinki, Vienna, and Geneva, these capitals…
Donald Trump has emerged victorious from the presidential elections in the United States of America. His victory triggered an avalanche of debate among political analysts, commentators, and citizens. The British newspaper The Guardian summed it up with a provocative sentence:…
With Donald Trump’s victory in the United States of America and his imminent inauguration in January, Europe faces an uncertain future. The continent faces the possibility of a repeat of the scenario from Trump’s first term—a period characterized by unpredictable…
As the war in Ukraine enters a new year, it is becoming increasingly clear that terminology—the way we label actions, intentions, and events—is not just a matter of semantics but a powerful weapon that shapes perceptions and outcomes. Throughout history,…
After the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the world witnessed a wave of sanctions that severely affected the Russian economy. The West acted quickly and decisively, with the United States and the European Union imposing restrictions on almost every…
The elections in Moldova and Georgia were not just some political events in small Eastern European countries. They were a battle for the souls of nations caught between two diametrically opposed futures—one tied to the European Union and the other…
Hungarian and Slovak prime ministers Viktor Orbán and Robert Fico, in a worrying display of right-wing populism, have taken positions that not only undermine European unity but also dangerously align with pro-Kremlin narratives. These leaders, with their nationalistic fervor and…
