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Ukraine’s Forgotten Corner: Transcarpathia’s Hungarian Minority Faces The War

Zoltán Veczán March 8, 2022

Unlike the majority of refugees, Transcarpathian Hungarians are at least familiar with Hungary thanks to family ties or working relationships. They do not come as strangers.

Ukraine Ceasefire Announced to Allow Evacuations from Mariupol

Carlos Perona Calvete March 5, 2022

As of 3:00 pm on Saturday, Russia had failed to observe one of the two agreed-upon ceasefires, according to local authorities.

Kremlin Politics Reaches the Arts Sector: Valery Gergiev Fired from Munich Philharmonic

David Boos March 4, 2022

The European wave of sanctions has reached the arts sector. Prominent Russian artists, such as Valery Gergiev and Anna Netrebko, are having their contracts terminated for “insufficient distancing” from Kremlin politics.

Participation in Russian Firms: to Quit or Not to Quit?

Hélène de Lauzun February 28, 2022

Given the strategic dimension of the companies concerned, some former European leaders believe that remaining on their governing bodies indirectly supports Putin’s policies. Others are still working for Russian firms.

Cyberattacks: The Other War Between Ukraine and Russia

Hélène de Lauzun February 28, 2022

Even before the military attack materialised on the ground, the Russian offensive against its Ukrainian neighbour was observed in computer attacks against the country’s information system.

The West Helped Place the Noose Around Ukraine’s Neck

Krzysztof Mularczyk February 27, 2022

Russia has sensed opportunity, and will not let go easily now. The noose it has placed on Ukraine’s neck, which has been tightened as a result of Western actions, has now made it very difficult for that country to free itself.

ACN International Grants Aid Package to Ukrainian Catholics Amid Russian Attacks

Robert Semonsen February 26, 2022

While political figures, journalists, television pundits continue to provide Ukrainians with a never-ending supply of lip service—ACN International has taken substantive action, granting an emergency aid package of 1 million euros to help support the work of the Church in Ukraine.

Attack on Ukraine: Voices from Kyiv

Bridget Ryder February 24, 2022

The sound of explosions initially sent shock waves through the capital. As the orange glow on the horizon from the first bombardment faded away, Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelenski put the country under martial law and told citizens to stay home, but also encouraged them to remain calm and have confidence in a Ukrainian victory.

Putin Officially Recognizes Separatist Regions as Independent Republics; Sends ‘Peacekeeping’ Troops

David Boos February 22, 2022

Hours after recognizing Donetsk and Luhansk as independent, Putin sent so-called peacekeeping troops to the territories.

Mali’s Relations with European Partners Deteriorating

Bridget Ryder February 4, 2022

Expulsion of the French ambassador by the military junta marks a low point in deteriorating relations of the former French colony with European partners who help in efforts to resist jihadist insurgents.

Tag: war

Ukraine’s Forgotten Corner: Transcarpathia’s Hungarian Minority Faces The War

Ukraine Ceasefire Announced to Allow Evacuations from Mariupol

Kremlin Politics Reaches the Arts Sector: Valery Gergiev Fired from Munich Philharmonic

Participation in Russian Firms: to Quit or Not to Quit?

Cyberattacks: The Other War Between Ukraine and Russia

The West Helped Place the Noose Around Ukraine’s Neck

ACN International Grants Aid Package to Ukrainian Catholics Amid Russian Attacks

Attack on Ukraine: Voices from Kyiv

Putin Officially Recognizes Separatist Regions as Independent Republics; Sends ‘Peacekeeping’ Troops

Mali’s Relations with European Partners Deteriorating

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