Occupy Wall Street (OWS): British Scenario

After OWS protests blockaded St Paul's Cathedral, Anglican church faces dilemma whether to support the state or maintain the protesters

The Three R’s

The events of November-December 2004 that ended up being called the Orange Revolution were the product of four factors that happened to coincide at the right time for the right candidate

Belated Confessions

Putin betrays Russia’s geopolitical ambitions

Ukraine at a Crossroads

The resolution on the situation in Ukraine recently adopted by the European Parliament signified the arrival of a new phase in relations between Ukraine and the EU

A passion For Espionage

Western society is in the wrong when it thinks that talk of a thick network of Russian spies in their countries is not true

Istanbul Rising

Where are Turkey and Erdogan moving?

When Human Rights Turn into a Commodity

What are the moral values of the West? To what extent can European values be betrayed in the name of promulgating them?

Nationalism and Post-Empire Syndrome

The real threat to Europe and the world is the delayed collapse of old empires and the resulting formation of new hegemonic derivatives.

The PACE of Reform

The PACE remains the important place for the issues related to Ukraine

How Yet Another Pseudoreform Was Forged

The so-called election reform - nothing but a new version of the Law “On the Election of People’s Deputies” - has a curious background and an undisguised political motive