Country: Russia

Robert M. Cutler06/07/2024

On the Path to Armenia-Azerbaijan Reconciliation

Azerbaijan and Armenia moved closer to peace since Azerbaijan re-established political control over its whole […]
Nikola Mikovic02/07/2024

Is the West the main beneficiary of decoupling Armenia from Russia’s influence?

Defeated by Azerbaijan and abandoned by its nominal ally Russia, Armenia seeks to establish closer […]
Nikola Mikovic25/06/2024

Amid Kremlin’s impotence, Ukraine increases missile attacks on Russia

Despite Moscow’s harsh threats and fearmongering rhetoric, Ukraine crossed another Russia’s “red line” and attacked […]
Nikola Mikovic05/06/2024

With Azerbaijani help, Europe could live without Russian energy

Energy-rich Azerbaijan is a strategically important country for the European Union’s plans to end, or […]
Nikola Mikovic30/05/2024

Western weapons striking Russia: How will Putin react?

Several Western countries gave Ukraine the green light to use their weapons to hit targets […]
Wouter van der Wiel25/05/2024

Theatrum Mundi in the Tempest

It is no longer a secret that Russia and China, with their strategic foresight, are […]
His Excellency Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj, President of Mongolia in better days, speaking at a forum in 2012. Picture courtesy of Flickr.
The Liberum16/05/2024

Corruption scandals keep chasing former Mongolian President Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj

Mongolia is one of the countries that speaks to the imagination of many. News reports […]
President Xi Jinping and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic hold talks in Belgrade, Serbia, on May 8, 2024. Picture courtesy China Daily.
Nikola Mikovic14/05/2024

Surrounded by NATO and EU, Serbia turns to China for strategic cooperation

“Serbia is a country ‘in-between’. It is a place where the future happens first, with […]
Armenians are demonstrating in Boston (2020) against Turkey and Azerbaijan. Picture courtesy of Pat Greenhouse (Boston Globe).
Robert M. Cutler09/05/2024

Overcoming the Armenian diaspora’s irredentist legacy

Armenian nationalism, deeply influenced by the Armenian diaspora during the Cold War, has shaped the […]
Dutch emeritus professor Guus Berkhout (84) in The Hague (Netherlands). Picture by Arthur Blok.
Arthur Blok29/04/2024

IPCC Refuses Repeated Calls for Dialogue with Critical Scientists

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) ignores crucial peer-reviewed literature and cherry-picks evidence to […]
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