Europe – East

As, a rift develops between Kiev and Warsaw over agriculture, former Ukrainian Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture, Tymofiy Mylovanov, says that Poland may reduce its support [...]

  Originally Published on The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, August 19th, 2023 Question: The world has entered a period of confrontation between various global [...]

Vilnius University is terminating its contract with Andrey Desnitsky, a Russian professor who said the Baltic states were not occupied by the Soviet Union. Originally published on Lithuanian [...]

Today, international war crimes trials serve as tools for the aggressor to persecute the victims of their aggression. International law has turned full circle from justice to oppression, from [...]

With renewed tensions in Kosovo continuing to worry Europe, China said on Tuesday that it supports Serbia's efforts to safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity, and urged NATO to [...]

The situation in the Balkans is now at an explosive point. KFOR, the NATO-led peacekeeping force in Kosovo, clashed with Serb protesters on Monday.

By Cain Burdeau, Published on Courthouse News Service, Jan 30, 2023: In a relief for EU and NATO leaders, Petr Pavel will become the Czech Republic’s next president after he trounced his [...]

VIDEO Published on Friends of Socialist China, Jan 29, 2023: In this episode of the CGTN series Leaders Talk, Zou Yun travels to Belgrade to interview Ana Brnabić, Serbia’s first woman Prime [...]

By Kit Klarenberg and Tom Secker, Published on The Grayzone, Dec 22, 2022: A trove of intelligence files sent by Canadian peacekeepers expose CIA black ops, illegal weapon shipments, imported [...]

Interview with Michael Jabara Carley, Published on The Postil, Dec 1, 2022: Michael Jabara Carley is a specialist in 20th century international relations and the history of Russia and the Soviet [...]