In the face of multiple challenges, the focus goes on security. The nature of political response, however, is at least equally important

Russia may use the Snowden case in the secret intelligence war against Washington and further attacks on its own genuine whistleblowers

Signed in 1215 in England, Magna Carta had been a cornerstone of laws that had given ordinary citizens rights that the state could not violate throughout the centuries. Today, the concept of human rights has become increasingly controversial in Britain

Edward Snowden’s revelation of covert information collection operations by the US intelligence has sown deep suspicion between Washington and its European allies

On June 6, Edward Snowden leaked information about PRISM, a federal programme used by NSA to monitor computers and telecommunication networks globally. To defend the NSA, President Obama spoke of a balance between privacy and security and the compromise this takes

Michel Wieviorka told The Ukrainian Week about the reasons for François Hollande election success, sociological intervention and terrorism as a loss of sense

After bombs exploded in Dnipropetrovsk, the Ukrainian authorities acted chaotically, keeping citizens in an information vacuum and frightening them with armoured personnel carriers in the city centre. The experience of other countries that have been targeted by terrorists was not applied in any way

On September 11, 2011, the world was transformed and Ukraine was among the first to experience the changes

On the eve of Independence Day, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) made an affected statement about the prevention of an act of terror

“New country should appear on the borders of Pakistan and Afghanistan”, says prof. Saleem H. Ali from the University of Vermont

Mr. Ioannis Michaletos is occupied as a South Eastern European Correspodent for the European Energy Review Journal and as a freelance journalist for Greek and international media.