Read More 2 minute read International Opinion When corruption penetrates the very marrow of European institutions Today, everything’s happening in broad daylight… but, it’s still a story of gross corruption. Indeed, a more dangerous… byWorld Media
Read More 3 minute read International Opinion Sanctions matter even if they won’t change Putin’s policies because ending them would lead to disasters Sanctions against Moscow for its violation of international law in Ukraine are important and worth maintaining as a… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 3 minute read International Opinion Russian Aggression Ukraine doesn’t have a War Party, only one of Resistance and another of Capitulation, Piontkovsky says Despite Moscow’s insistence to the contrary and Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s suggestion during presidential campaign that there is a party… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 3 minute read Opinion Russia Kremlin planning to avoid transition of power, not to arrange it, Shklyarov says There are at least two reasons why the Kremlin is working to avoid any transition of power from… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 3 minute read Opinion Ukraine ‘We are not a bridge; we are the West,’ a Ukrainian president needs to follow Latvian one in declaring, Portnikov says More than 20 years ago, then Secretary of State Madeleine Albright observed with some bitterness, “whenever I want… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 3 minute read Civil Society Opinion Half of Ukrainians identify with Orthodox Church of Ukraine; only one in seven with Moscow’s exarchate A new poll shows that 48.8 percent of Ukrainians identify with the Orthodox Church of Ukraine while only… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 2 minute read International Opinion Ukrainian politics Vitaly Portnikov: Ukraine is slowly disappearing from the geopolitical chessboard In the recent past, Ukraine has never had to express such a demand. Any telephone conversations between the… byEspreso.TV
Read More 3 minute read Opinion Ukraine Zelenskyi may turn out to be a better Ukrainian president than many expect, Eidman says Many fear that the inexperienced Volodymyr Zelenskyy may prove to be a disaster as president of Ukraine, making… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 3 minute read Crimea Opinion Russian Aggression 75 years after deportation, Moscow’s genocide of the Crimean Tatars continues On May 18, Crimean Tatars and their supporters around the world marked the 75th anniversary of Stalin’s deportation… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 2 minute read Opinion Ukraine Ukrainian politics Vitaly Portnikov: The Game of Thrones is just beginning Why? Because everyone would be discussing the final episode of the most popular TV series in the world,… byEspreso.TV
Read More 3 minute read International Opinion Ukrainian politics Muslims will trigger disintegration of new Russian empire, Ukrainian mufti says Mufti Said Ismagilov, head of the Umma Muslim Spiritual Directorate of Ukraine, says that the looming disintegration of… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 2 minute read International Opinion Ukrainian politics Kyiv calls for defense of minority nations in Russia against Moscow oppression The supporters of incumbent Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko are calling on the Verkhovna Rada to adopt an appeal… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 2 minute read Opinion Russian Aggression Kyiv working via courts to ‘return Russia to framework of international law’ The Ukrainian government has been working quietly but consistently through international courts to “return Russia to the framework… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 5 minute read International Opinion Russian lawyer who conducted ‘secret Nuremberg’ against Stalinists brings archive to the West A Russian lawyer who posed as a Stalinist and sought the rehabilitation of Stalin criminals, sometimes successfully and… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 2 minute read International Opinion Latvian Saeima becomes first foreign parliament to recognize genocide of the Crimean Tatars Two days ago, the Latvian Saeima became the first foreign parliament to adopt a resolution recognizing Soviet treatment… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 2 minute read Crimea Opinion Fallout from Putin’s privatization of Victory in annexed Crimea: Crimean Tatar monument desecrated Whenever a leader sends signals that one group is preferred and all others are excluded, there is always… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 3 minute read History of Ukraine Opinion Soviet soldiers who were shot by their own people recalled Hundreds of thousands of Soviet soldiers did not take Berlin because they died in battle against the Germans,… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 2 minute read Opinion Russian Aggression War in Donbas Surkov seen remaining in charge of Kremlin policy on Donbas, Abkhazia and South Ossetia After a media boomlet suggesting Mikhail Babich, the recently recalled Russian ambassador to Minsk, would replace Vladislav Surkov… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 4 minute read Hybrid War Opinion Russian Aggression Zelenskyi playing on Putin’s fears Ukraine could be an alternative Russia, Kirillova says Even before his inauguration, incoming Ukrainian president has launched an information war against Moscow, calling on others in… byPaul A. Goble
Read More 2 minute read International Opinion Were Babich and Belarusian siloviki preparing a coup? Lukashenka appears to think so Sergey Dorenko, editor of This is Moscow Speaking, says that the Lukashenka regime is engaged in searches and… byPaul A. Goble