Ukraine’s Wartime Consensus Frays As Europe Confronts The Limits of Sanctions By Uriel Araujo The political foundations of the Ukraine war are being challenged. EU member states are increasingly weighing the risks of sanctions and financial support, while Kiev confronts corruption… Read More ›
The EU’s Anti-Russian Sanctions Are Colliding With Europe’s Orthodox Christianity By Uriel Araujo The EU’s latest sanctions package has exposed deep divisions over Russia, with Bulgaria blocking measures against Patriarch Kirill and other key figures. Italy has echoed Bulgaria’s concerns. Is… Read More ›
Estonia’s Russophobic Policies: A Maidan-style Crisis In the Making? By Uriel Araujo Estonia’s 2025 voting ban, affecting 80,000 Russians, plus Estonian-only education and Orthodox Church restrictions, sparks Russophobia concerns. Soviet monument demolitions and Waffen-SS glorification risk Baltic instability, echoing Ukraine’s Maidan…. Read More ›
Putin’s Support Of The Russian Orthodox Church Does Not Mean That He Is Anti-Semitic By Andrew Korybko His intent was actually to absolve Jews of the collective responsibility for Zelensky’s crimes and his radical ideological crusade against the Russian Orthodox Church… Read More ›
Putin And The Patriarch Reminded Russians That Ethno-Religious Hate Speech Is Unacceptable By Andrew Korybko Those migrants that refuse to assimilate and integrate threaten national unity by provoking a negative reaction from their hosts, while those Russians that spew ethno-religious hate… Read More ›
A Religious Dispute Is Brewing In Romanian-Ukrainian Relations By Andrew Korybko From Kiev’s perspective, the creation of a separate Orthodox church for one of their country’s many ethnic minorities could be regarded as a latent threat to national unity since it… Read More ›
Two Ukrainian And US Reports Suggest That Kiev’s Incompetence Destroyed A Church In Odessa By Andrew Korybko These reports make it impossible for any objective observer to dismiss the Russian Defense Ministry’s claims about the true cause of the Transfiguration Cathedral’s… Read More ›
Ukraine Rejected Russia’s Orthodox Christmas Truce On False Pretexts By Andrew Korybko While there’s no doubt that both sides could benefit from a temporary lull in fighting that enables them each to resupply their forces even more during that narrow window,… Read More ›
Kiev’s Representative To The Vatican Just Vilely Justified Darya Dugina’s Assassination By Andrew Korybko His thought process is indistinguishable from ISIS’ and other terrorist groups’, which also claim that those who they consider to be their ideological enemies supposedly deserve to… Read More ›
Sheikh Imran N. Hosein’s Analysis of Russia’s Military Intervention In Ukraine – 1 By News Desk According to the well-known Islamic scholar Sheikh Imran N. Hosein, no amount of sanctions will stop Russia from achieving its goals regarding demilitarization of… Read More ›