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Kosovo 25 Years Later: From Darkness to Hope
Twenty-five years post-NATO intervention in Kosovo, we reflect on a journey from stark conflict to hopeful resilience, underscoring the crucial balance of human rights and international solidarity.
Latvia’s Enduring Struggle for Security and Identity in the Face of Russian Aggression
Latvia's struggle against Russian aggression extends beyond Putin's era, reflecting deep historical wounds and current tensions. This is evident in both external policies and internal challenges involving ethnic Russians.
Moldova’s Transnistria and the Shadow of Russian Influence
In Moldova's shadowed Transnistria, a simmering crisis unfolds, as pro-Moscow separatists seek Russian "protection," igniting fears of a new flashpoint in Eastern Europe's precarious geopolitical landscape.
European Tensions and Uncertainty: The Delicate Balance of Aid to Ukraine
In Paris, amidst European leaders, French President Macron hinted at possible Western troop deployment in Ukraine, reflecting the delicate balance between supporting Ukraine and avoiding conflict escalation.
Germany’s Conscription Debate Amid Russian Threat
Germany debates reinstating conscription amid Bundeswehr recruitment challenges and European defence concerns, as Russia's military might and uncertain U.S. NATO support heighten the urgency for a stronger European military response.
NATO Allies Urged to Consider Conscription Amid Prolonged Ukraine Conflict
Latvian Foreign Minister Krisjanis Karins advocates conscription in NATO countries, citing its potential to strengthen Europe's defense against Russia as the Ukraine war enters its third year.
The Armenian-Azeri Border Conflict’s Alarming Escalation
The recent violence near Nerkin Hand, part of a century-long Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, reflects deep-rooted national tensions and the complexity of geopolitical and historical grievances.
US Stance on Kosovo’s Currency Decision: A Signal of Encouragement for Russia’s Expansionist Ambitions in the Balkans
James O’Brien's stance on Kosovo's currency policy contrasts with the U.S.'s firm approach to Russia, overlooking Serbia's aggression and Kremlin alignment, raising questions about U.S. consistency in foreign policy.
ICJ Rulings on Gaza: Israel’s Path to Compliance?
The ICJ's ruling on Gaza balances Israel's right to self-defense with the urgent humanitarian crisis, demanding Israel prevent harm and address the catastrophic conditions.
Turkey Approves Sweden’s NATO Membership
Turkey's Parliament approves Sweden's NATO membership, a pivotal move reflecting strategic geopolitical shifts and intricately linked to Turkey's wider agendas, including defence and EU relations.
Army Chief Warns of Civilian Mobilisation in Event of UK-Russia War
Amidst a shrinking army, General Sir Patrick Sanders alerts Britain: Prepare for war with Russia. A paradigm shift in defence, civilians may soon be called to arms.
Donald Trump’s Potential Return Threatens European Security Amidst Russian Invasion Fears – Der Spiegel
In a chilling twist of fate, Trump's potential return to power threatens global order, with Europe on the frontline of uncertainty amidst the looming Russian threat. The world holds its breath.
The Dark Shadow of Vucic’s Regime: The Arrest and Alleged Abuse of Nikola Sandulovic
Nikola Sandulović's arrest by Serbian secret police, amid allegations of brutal mistreatment, starkly exposes the oppressive shadows lurking within President Aleksandar Vučić's controversial regime.
Global Flashpoint: South Africa Accuses Israel of Genocide at the ICJ
At the ICJ, South Africa levels a historic accusation of genocide against Israel, igniting a legal battle with deep political and humanitarian ramifications on a global scale.
Sweden on High Alert: Bracing for War Amid Rising Tensions and Imminent NATO Membership
Amidst Europe's escalating tensions, Sweden urgently warns of potential war, stressing civil defense upgrades and mental readiness for conflict, as it prepares to join NATO.