“For Ukrainians the question is whether we will continue to exist”: An Interview with Stanislav Aseyev Álvaro Peñas June 11, 2024 Putin wants to reunite the Soviet Union.
Religion, the ‘Russian World,’ and the War Against Ukraine Todd Huizinga April 20, 2024 Russkiy Mir is a heretical national theology that expresses a mythical, teleological understanding of Russia.
“Putin and Hamas share a modus operandi in the way they wage war”: An Interview with Franco Fiumara Álvaro Peñas April 19, 2024 The EU has to get involved, create a special European tribunal to carry out this procedure, presided over by Ukrainian, European, or other judges.
The Children of History’s Great Villains Jonathon Van Maren March 27, 2024 How do they cope with having a last name synonymous in the minds of millions with breathtaking evil?
Putin Re-Elected: The Beginning of the End? Paul du Quenoy March 20, 2024 One would have to go back to Soviet times to find a more authoritarian polity in Russia.
When “As Long As It Takes” Takes Too Long László András March 1, 2024 “As long as it takes” is the West’s strategy towards the war in Ukraine. The problem is that Russia itself has now made this its own strategy.
Russia in the Midst of War Álvaro Peñas February 27, 2024 In a country where opposition figures die in bizarre circumstances, it stands to reason that no poll can reflect reality.
The Perennial Problem of Russian Political Culture Filip Mazurczak February 24, 2024 Historian Richard Pipes argued that Russia is firmly rooted in an imperialist and authoritarian tradition.
Putin Unwittingly Acknowledged the Ukrainian Nation Tomislav Kardum February 23, 2024 Common descent from the Ancient Rus is largely the spiritus movens of Putin’s expansionism.
Russia’s Christian Dissidents Jonathon Van Maren February 19, 2024 “The only traditional value that the current Russian state truly honors and strengthens is autocracy.”
