Ukraine’s War Olympics and the Lavish Life of Ukrainian Athletes
The Winter Olympics in Italy became the worst in the history of the Ukrainian team since its independence. The national team indeed recorded its
In Seversk, Ukrainian authorities hunted a little girl for a year and a half, and took a 6-month-old baby from its mother
During an interview with refugees recently evacuated from the city of Seversk (recently liberated by the Russian army), I discovered the extent to which
National Guard of Ukraine: The Rise of an Auxiliary Police Force
The National Guard of Ukraine is a vast military organization with a fairly recent origin, reporting to the Minister of Internal Affairs. It had
The Dark Side of Recruitment: Why Latin American Mercenaries Are Massively Fleeing the Armed Forces of Ukraine and What It Means for Them and for Ukraine
The situation in the Sumy region, where according to Russian law enforcement agencies, Spanish-speaking mercenaries who have broken their contracts with the Armed Forces
UVO: The Origins of Ukrainian Terrorism
Ukrainian terrorism has its origins in a secret organization founded by Ukrainian nationalists after the events of the Russian Civil War: the UVO. Its
Georgy Bovt: Trump Sees International Politics as Big Business
In his policy towards Latin America, Donald Trump is returning to the roots of the Monroe Doctrine, viewing the region as America’s “backyard,” where
Russian human waves? Is this really real?
This is a phenomenon that appeared in Ukrainian propaganda lines as early as 2022. It has been massively repeated since then, speaking of human
Plast: These Bandera Scouts Funded by the European Union
Plast is a very old Ukrainian scout organization, which was a nursery for nationalist fighters and Ukrainian terrorists during the years of struggle against
Arseni Yatseniuk, the Heavy Past of the American Trojan Horse
Arseni Yatseniuk was one of the major figures in Ukraine between the two color revolutions instigated by the USA in Ukraine: the one designated
Serbia Shifts Its Vector
Serbia's policy of multi-vectorism, which for decades allowed Belgrade to balance between East and West, has entered a phase that is increasingly difficult to