Before Russia’s full-scale invasion, Oleshky was home to nearly 24,000 people. Russian forces seized the town in the opening days of the war, and much of it was flooded after the Kakhovka dam was ...
The former Slovenian politician Borut Pahor’s political trajectory defied traditional expectations. His campaign to become the president of Slovenia after a loss in popularity relied on a skilful use ...
The war in Ukraine is forcing grain to take a detour. The southern corridor minimises its carbon footprint, but as volumes ...
Satellite imagery and Russian procurement records illustrate the scale of new freight infrastructure on the border, as Moscow ...
The debate about Turkish foreign policy has long centred on strategic autonomy: Ankara’s effort to widen its freedom of action by reducing dependence on any single outside power. A new agreement with ...
Taiwan typically maintains relations abroad through offices bearing the name ‘Taipei’ rather than ‘Taiwan’ – a diplomatic convention designed to avoid antagonizing Beijing. Lithuania broke with that ...
Armenia is navigating one of the most consequential periods in its post-Soviet history. The legacies of the Armenian Genocide, the Nagorno-Karabakh wars, and the 2023 exodus of Armenians from ...
Alaksandar Klacko recalls the first days of Russia’s full-scale invasion without any romanticism. For him, the war began the moment he realized that missiles striking Ukrainian cities were being ...
“Ivanka go home” and “Rama resign” were some of the chants heard at protests in Tirana, much as in other European cities such as Berlin, Rome, London, Cologne and Paris. Named “The Flamingo Revolution ...
Revolutions are a lot like geometry. Euclidean geometry tells us that the shortest distance between any two points is a straight line. In this sense, revolutions are the shortest route to political ...
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