Echoes of Prigozhin as Disgruntled Russian Soldiers Threaten a New March on Moscow
By Steven Blatter26/06/2026 June has historically proven to be a volatile month for the Russian presidency. Exactly three years after…
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Blunting Putin’s Ballistic Edge is the Key to Unlocking Peace
By James Johnson24/06/2026 For over two years, the Kremlin has wagered heavily on a gruelling war of attrition. By raining…
The bear with the bomb: Russian nuclear coercion and the future of European deterrence
By Rafael Loss 17/06/2026 Source Russia is expanding its nuclear-capable, long-range weapon systems to press Europe and fracture NATO. Europeans need…
The Imperative of the Active Shield and the Cost of Dormant Arsenals
By James Johnson11/06/2026 In the early hours of 2 June 2026, the geopolitical landscape of the European continent was once…
The end: not close, but clear
By Vladislav Inozemtsev13/05/2026 The May 9, 2026, parade in Moscow has gone down in history: remembered only for its brevity,…
Orbán’s “Secret Medicine”: The Chasm Between Propaganda and the Reality of Hungarian Healthcare
By Ishtwan Kamel21/03/2026 For years, Viktor Orbán has positioned himself as the ultimate “defender of Hungarian families”, shielding them from…
The Trump Doctrine
By Leslie Vinjamuri28/01/2026Source One year into his second administration, the contours of US President Donald Trump’s foreign policy have become clearer. US…
Fico’s Roadmap to Dictatorship
By Ishtwan Kemal21/12/2025 The things that happened in Slovakia were not just random. They were a plan to get revenge.…
Peter Szijjártó: The Orbán Party’s Diplomatic Showcase
By Ishtwan Kamel 17/11/2025 The political system created by Viktor Orbán’s government in Hungary has resulted in independent institutions losing…
Why Orbán Is Playing The Fool With Russian Oil
By Ishtwan Kamel 06/11/2025 On 31 October 2025, Donald Trump stated that Viktor Orbán had asked him to make an…