Venezuela has been riven by protests since its incumbent president, Nicolas Maduro, declared himself the …
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In recent months, the topic of peace talks has increasingly been in the headlines, both …
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Better to ask for forgiveness than for permission: Ukraine's unexpected Kursk operation caught both Russia and the U.S. off guard
by adminThe Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) are continuing their offensive in Russia’s Kursk Region, reportedly …
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Hard-won, not granted: Ukraine celebrates its independence thanks to its armed forces – and despite Moscow
by adminOn Aug. 24, Ukraine celebrated its most important state holiday: Independence Day. Contrary to false …
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Punishment as a crime. Why Russia's penitentiary system is to blame for recent inmate riots
by adminStaff shortages In June, at the SIZO-1 correctional facility in Rostov-on-Don, six inmates claiming allegiance …
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Islamic State is once again grabbing headlines: rioters in Russian penal facilities in Volgograd and …
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Rebel Land: The anomalous success of the far-right in Thuringia will not be a blueprint for Germany
by adminThe election results in the German federal states of Saxony and Thuringia have hit the …
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Political will or death: White House hesitation costs Ukraine billions in military aid
by adminCNN, citing two anonymous military sources, recently reported that the Pentagon had started providing Ukraine …
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The easy money trap: How Russia’s central bank fueled inflation by encouraging a credit boom
by adminOn Sept. 13, the Central Bank of Russia raised its key interest rate to 19% …
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Polarization in Europe: Right- and left-wing radicals are gaining ground across the EU
by adminAustria’s far-right Freedom Party has won the country’s recent parliamentary elections, reigniting debates about the …