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The genocide in Srebrenica and the danger of denial as state policy

Eastern Europe The Editorial Board - July 8, 2025.

Thirty years after the genocide in Srebrenica, committed in July 1995 by the armed forces of Republika Srpska (the armed forces of the ethnic Serb...

Will Ukraine remain a true priority for the West?

Eastern Europe Iuliia Mendel, TA Kyiv - July 8, 2025.

Ukraine is losing on the battlefield—but neither Ukrainians nor their Western partners dare to say it aloud. Despite successful Ukrainian strikes on military targets inside...

Awaiting Beijing's response to Taiwan's tough talk

China Ian Bremmer - July 6, 2025.

China has been squeezing Taiwan for years. Chinese President Xi Jinping has made the island’s unification with the mainland a key pillar of his nationalist...

Can the non-oil sector become the main driver of Saudi Arabia’s growth?

Middle East Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 6, 2025.

In recent years, Saudi Arabia has made enormous efforts to reduce the economy's dependence on oil and promote the development of the private sector. The Vision...

249 years later - are America's founding principles respected?

US Steve Pincus - July 5, 2025.

In late June and early July 1776, the Second Continental Congress framed, debated, and adopted the Declaration of Independence. The document announced the creation of a...

Did China really interfere in the India-Pakistan conflict through intelligence cooperation?

India The Editorial Board - July 5, 2025.

New data on China's role in the recent wave of tensions on the India-Pakistan line of control raises serious questions about the limits of Chinese...

Will the Middle East seize the opportunity for long-term stability?

Middle East Joschka Fischer - July 4, 2025.

Since ancient times, the vast region that we call the Middle East has formed the bridge between Western and Southern Asia, Africa, and Europe. As the...

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