September 1, 1939: the beginning of the Second World War and the hidden responsibilities
On September 1, 1939, with the German attack on Poland, the Second World War began. A symbolic date that marked the collapse of the
Russia Advances as Kiev and the EU Reject Peace
Moscow reiterates its readiness to continue military operations as long as Kiev and the European Union keep rejecting the option of negotiations. The stated
The Days of Dependence
I believe Zelensky and his gang couldn’t have come up with a better way to make fools of themselves in front of the whole
Trump’s Meetings with Putin and Zelensky – Towards a Peace Deal or a Dead End?
Now that Donald Trump has met with Vladimir Putin and then Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss bilateral relations between their countries, but especially the peaceful
Trump: one or two weeks to resolve the conflict
Total black. It is not only the outfit Zelensky showed up in last night at the meeting with Trump at the White House, but
Next time in Moscow
As the Anchorage press conference concluded, Vladimir Putin unexpectedly made a direct proposal to Donald Trump in English: “Next time in Moscow.” This brief,
Yalta and Anchorage: Similarities and Differences
In Yalta in 1945, the war in Europe was not yet over, but the military situation was already clear: the Red Army was advancing
Anas Al-Sharif: The Death the West Pretends Not to See
On August 10, in the Gaza Strip, Anas Al-Sharif, a correspondent for Al Jazeera, was killed. His name is added to an already endless
The “Ramstein format” meeting and profound fatigue over Ukraine
Another meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in the “Ramstein format” took place today, July 21, online under the leadership of the UK
Ukraine withdraws from Ottawa Treaty, but landmine use dates back to 2014
In recent days, discussions have resurged regarding Ukraine’s decision to formally withdraw from the Ottawa Treaty—the international agreement prohibiting the use, production, and stockpiling