A Promise Fulfilled Álvaro Peñas December 13, 2024 Alexander Wienerberger told the world about the Holodomor. Now, his great-granddaughter Samara reminds us of her ancestor’s courage.
The Ukraine War Requires a Negotiated Settlement Benjamin Sanders December 6, 2024 Ending the war will spare Europe years of further instability.
Scholz’s Trip to Ukraine Dismissed as “Dishonest” Campaign Maneuver Michael Curzon December 2, 2024 The German Chancellor appears worried he’s been outflanked by the opposition on support for Kyiv.
Polish Farmers Threaten To Extend Border Blockade Over EU Trade Deal Zoltán Kottász November 26, 2024 “We do not want an influx of this food from South America. It does not meet standards. This food is not fit to eat,” spokesman said.
Zelensky Scolds Germany for Call With Putin As Europe Warms to Trump’s Push for Peace Michael Curzon November 18, 2024 The Ukrainian president accuses Olaf Scholz of opening “Pandora’s Box.”
Apologetics in a Time of War: An Interview with Mykhailo Abakumov Darina Rebro November 16, 2024 “My theology, shaped by the necessity of free will and the inherent goodness of the world as created by God, has helped me through challenging times.”
Ukraine Could Rapidly Build Nuclear Weapons if U.S. Reduces Aid Tamás Orbán November 14, 2024 Kyiv has the means to produce “hundreds” of small warheads, report says.
“Russia does not fit into the West’s rational predictions”: An Interview with Mira Milosevich Álvaro Peñas November 10, 2024 In reality, the West is projecting its own position on Russia, but that means nothing to Moscow.
Orbán: Trump Victory Is the Best Chance for Ceasefire in Ukraine Tamás Orbán November 4, 2024 A pro-peace turn in Washington could tip the scales toward decisive change—both on the battlefield and the EU institutions,the Hungarian PM said.
Russia Conducts Missile Test To Simulate “Massive” Response to Nuclear First Strike TEC News / AFP October 30, 2024 Putin treats huge military exercise as necessary preparation for new geopolitical realities.
