Navalny’s Russia is the best response to an electoral charade
The so-called presidential election of 15-17 March 2024 is another charade that aims to portray the loyalty of the Russian people to a person making borderless efforts to sustain a […]
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Navalny
The West that enjoys the benefits of democracy shall embrace Navalny’s fight. Shall help the sprouting. Shall share the mourning. Shall be present.
Distemper in Kremlin to muster transition in Russia
On 23 June 2023, the commando of the Wagner Group announced a rally for truth and justice to end the Kremlin’s bloody war in Ukraine. The ultimatum was clear. Putin’s […]
Is there a future for Russia?
On June 5-6, 2023, the European Parliament will host ‘The Day After’ European roundtable conference on the future of democracy in Russia, convened in the format of the Brussels Dialogue. […]
Russia lost the war, now it can find its soul
The Russian wreckage in the streets of Bucha, a small Ukrainian town in the outskirts of Kyiv, perhaps could be the best illustration of agony and the last moments of […]
Kazakhstan: quo vadis?
Before moving to the ‘quo’ part, one should understand what happened in Kazakhstan on 2 – 13 January 2022 and may be still unfolding. A convenient explanation to many could […]
A glimmer of hope for Ukraine
Many sceptics voiced concerns that Putin got everything he wanted within the measures for implementation of the Minsk agreement (Minsk II). They argued he gained two days to complete the […]
Wake-up tweets from EU think-tanks in Brussels
Ten leading European think-tanks met today on 28 January 2015 in Brussels to discuss European course of action for the years to come. This was their fifth annual meeting with agenda fully packed of issues […]
Ukraine’s Pheonix on the Kremlin’s ashes
In just four months after Vilnius EU Summit people of Ukraine changed it all. Waiving Ukrainian, EU, Georgian, white and red Belorussian flags, the lieutenants of Maidan each day in […]
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