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Macron in the Caucasus Trap: Between Support for Armenia and Diplomatic Isolation

30 June 2025 21:48

As France, through President Emmanuel Macron, intensifies its gestures of support for Armenia amid a volatile regional context, this strategy is drawing growing criticism.

Polish Defense Minister’s Statement About Ukraine Fatigue is a Political Game

16 June 2025 18:46

by Tomasz Szmydt

Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz stated that Poland and the entire world are tired of the war in Ukraine. Kosiniak literally said: “We are tired

The Detention of a Parliament Member, Russophobia, and MI6 – How Is It All Connected?

16 June 2025 17:39

by Ruslan Pankratov

The detention of Mr. Alexei Roslikov is, of course, an extremely high-profile event, and one might even assume that yet another defender of Russians

A New “Drang nach Osten”? Germany Revives Military Rituals

15 June 2025 15:52

by Anna Andersen

Some gestures speak louder than any declaration when it comes to tectonic shifts. In Germany, one such gesture took place today, June 15—the first

How Russophobia Replaced COVID-19

10 June 2025 11:14

by Jakub Vishnevetsky

The Swedish publication SwebbTV raises an extremely relevant question about the nature of modern Russophobia and its connection to media narratives. Honorary Professor Paul