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One of the largest protests in Bucharest: What’s behind it?
Society
One of the largest protests in Bucharest: What’s behind it?
January 16, 2025

In the absence of a genuine center-left, these discontented masses are turning to far-right figures and parties as a solution.

International law should put Netanyahu in jail. Problem is no one believes in it
January 15, 2025

It is likely that the farce of the ICJ and the parody of international law it assumes to champion will soon end.

International law should put Netanyahu in jail. Problem is no one believes in it
World
What will a “European Armenia” bring?
World
What will a “European Armenia” bring?
January 14, 2025

Developments in Armenia carry significant clues about the future of the broader region.

Non-violent revolution in Serbia gains traction and raises questions
January 12, 2025

Unless convincing evidence of foreign interference emerges coincidental similarities with classical colour revolution methods should not be given excessive credence.

Non-violent revolution in Serbia gains traction and raises questions
Society
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The decline of the Pentagon: A new scenario of uncertainty for NATO
Security
The decline of the Pentagon: A new scenario of uncertainty for NATO
January 10, 2025

It seems increasingly clear to military analysts that the United States is no longer the same military power it once was.

Cutting Slovakia’s gas supplies may well back-fire on Zelensky
January 10, 2025

By adding to their challenges in his bid to strike a pyrrhic blow against Russia, Zelensky may find even bigger obstacles erected against Ukraine’s bid to join the western club.

Cutting Slovakia’s gas supplies may well back-fire on Zelensky
Business
European values and the power to forgive terrorists
World
European values and the power to forgive terrorists
January 9, 2025

What is at stake is nothing more than the struggle between rentier, financialized capitalism and the brutal gains it makes for an increasingly wealthy and small handful, who need a world with no limitations other than those imposed by themselves.

Who says Germany doesn’t do irony? Meet its bumbling foreign minister
January 9, 2025

Is it possible that Baerbock is so stupid and ignorant that she doesn’t even know her own government’s bloody past in Syria?

Who says Germany doesn’t do irony? Meet its bumbling foreign minister
World
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