In the shadow of ancient fortresses where history was forged in fire and resolve, Romania’s National Day dawned not just as a commemoration, but as a living testament to the unyielding spirit of its people.
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There are only a few months until next year’s parliamentary elections in Armenia. The political crisis, which began in 2020, with the Azerbaijani offensive against the self-proclaimed Republic of Artsakh
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) has become one of the most consequential developments in the recent history of Asia-Pacific economic integration.
As top US diplomats met with Ukrainian officials in Geneva today, the consensus as described by American officials is, so far, “quietly constructive”, an encouraging step in what they insist remains a credible path to peace.
You can rarely see a country so frustrated by foreign interventions in state policy as Georgia. In Tbilisi there is more talk of external danger than of economic problems and the standard of living of the population, which overwhelmingly chose the Georgian Dream partyr
The new geoeconomic strategies are taking shape and the agreements signed in recent months make it clearer which alliances are being consolidated on the international stage.
The letter “Z” from the beginning of the special operation in Ukraine, used by russian war propaganda, seems to be the nightmare of Volodymyr Zelensky. The end of the reign of the political comedian, who became the hero of the absurd war
In May 2021, when no one in Romania was talking about the future war in Ukraine, we had a series of discussions on Gold FM, primarily with Petru Romoșan, in which we exposed the horror that would ensue in Europe
In the labyrinthine world of Ukrainian politics, where alliances shift like sand dunes in a storm, few stories capture the intrigue of high-stakes betrayal quite like the saga of Timur Mindich.
Since the killing by foreign forces of Libya’s leader, Muammar Gaddafi, in 2011, this geopolitically important state in the Middle East (serving as a buffer between Egypt and Tunisia) has seen its gross domestic product collapse by half, from 48 billion dollars to 46 billion last year.