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Why does Ukraine fret so much about Russia’s return to PACE?

Ukrainian politicians and experts blame PACE’s decision to restore the Russian delegation's voting rights on President Volodymyr Zelensky and his administration, and also on the leadership...

No one owes anyone anything?

Amazing things keep happening in Ukraine: what we (and many others) had been writing and talking about for almost a year was suddenly confirmed by...

“Ukrainian Spring” Zelensky style

The spring of 2019 may someday go down in the history of Ukraine as a time when Ukrainians experienced what could be described as a...

Only Patriarch Filaret will protect Ukrainian faithful in diaspora

There are about 20 million Ukrainians who live outside Ukraine; most of them are Orthodox Christians. However, according to the Tomos of autocephaly, these people don’t...

Will Georgian Orthodox Church recognize Patriarch Bartholomew’s Primacy in Orthodox World?

The Synod of the Georgian Orthodox Church is about to convene in next few days. A group of hierarchs allegedly led by Metropolitan Daniel of Chiatura...

Horror in Sri Lanka and Love Fest in Vladivostok

The horrendous Easter bombings in Sri Lanka make little sense; the question remains, why?  Following 30 years of civil war between the majority Buddhist Sinhalese (75%)...

Ukraine: The end of the show or the beginning of the next chapter?

The outcome of the presidential elections in Ukraine has triggered lively comments by Western experts. Nearly all publications have described the victory of comedian Vladimir Zelensky...

Zelensky’s Presidency is Unlikely to Change Ukraine’s Foreign Policy

The polls after the second round of presidential elections in Ukraine gave Volodymyr Zelenskiy more than 70% of the public's support. Zelensky, 41, challenged the incumbent president...

GUAM Could Be Turned into an Effective Bloc

GUAM (initially called GUUAM), an organization for democracy and economic development, was established in 1997 following the collapse of the Soviet Union. It served as one of...

Poland and the Success of its “Intermarium” Project

The Intermarium Project refers to a geopolitical concept developed by the 20th century Polish leader Jozef Pilsudski, involving the region from the Baltic to the Black seas....

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